Private letters, hidden away in a Long Beach attic for decades, share much with the bigger-than-life author at the time he wrote them — weathered by the years but steadfast, able to survive when all ...
As one of the most influential authors in history, Ernest Hemingway‘s life has been of worldwide interest from the years he was alive to all the decades since. And, as revealed by some ...
The story leaped from the creased pages of the hotel stationery it was written on: a plane crash that left the author racked with third-degree burns and internal bleeding. It was written by Ernest ...
A four-page letter that’s said to have been written by Ernest Hemingway after he survived two plane crashes has sold for more than $200,000. Nate D. Sanders Auctions, a Los Angeles-based auction house ...
After an African safari, Ernest Hemingway had his taxidermist ship the hides to Arkansas. "PLEASE EXPRESS ZEBRA HIDES LION AND LEOPARD TO ME CARE PAUL PFEIFFER AT PIGGOTT ARKANSAS," Hemingway wrote in ...
Few people can claim their birth informed the ending to one of the 20th century’s most iconic novels, writes Tom Putnam. But ...
Ernest Hemingway is best known for his novels, nonfiction, and short stories. But a simple letter by the author is also capable of fetching the big bucks. A missive that Hemingway sent after finding ...
Mr. Hemingway, we are still bet-ting on you. Published in the print edition of the October 28, 1933, issue. As part of an effort to make The New Yorker’s archive more accessible to readers, this story ...
A few months after Ernest Hemingway and his wife survived two plane crashes in two days while on safari in Africa, he wrote a letter to his lawyer full of grisly details about his injuries — with the ...
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