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Anyone know who this woman is?
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esta fotosi jamas la habia visto ,,,,,,,,,,,,me encanta
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Thanks Michael...even though I guess they were technically unpublished most the Hemingway shots have been seen elsewhere before. Still an interesting collection. Here's the text from that page as a tease: The Old Man and the Sea In 1952, LIFE se...
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Good work Peter! Did a Google search and found she was also the model on this famous Vogue cover:
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For members with Apple iPhones or iPod Touches, you can access the mobile version of eHemingway.com by browsing to the web address http://ehemingway.ning.com/m This will bring up the iPhone enhanced version where you can view the latest activity, update your profile, read and reply to forum posts, upload photos to your profile page, etc. in an easy to navigate and view display. You can also add a bookmark to your iPhone homescreen for easy access and you'll get a cool Hemingway icon right on you… Continue

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Hemingway's First War and the Art of Not Being There

I started re-reading Michael Reynold's Hemingway's First War, an account of the writing process behind Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms. In the introduction Reynold's really captures Hemingway's genius when he discusses how so many experts on the war in Italy and the retreat from Caporetto in particular, adamantly believed Hemingway must have been an eyewitness to have written about it in such vivid detail. In reality, Hemingway hadn't been there during the time in which the novel takes place and… Continue

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At 9:47pm on August 26, 2009, Erika Robuck said…
I do have the Reynolds book.

I also found more references to Toby in another book I just picked up. Apparently he built the wall around Hemingway's Key West home.
At 11:40pm on August 17, 2009, Erika Robuck said…
Wow!! Thanks so much!
At 9:49pm on August 17, 2009, Erika Robuck said…
I'm hoping to have a complete first draft by the New Year. I'm up to my ears in research, but I really enjoy being immersed in the world of Hemingway.

I do have a strange question, and one I haven't yet been able to find the answer to--Do you know the ethnicity of Hemingway's friend Toby Bruce? Bruce was his driver/handyman, etc. in Key West in the 30s, and I can't get a clear picture of him from anything I've read.
At 9:09pm on August 16, 2009, Erika Robuck said…
Thanks, Mark! I'm working on Hemingway book, so I'll be stopping in often.

This is a great website!
At 11:02am on March 31, 2009, Mike Galvin said…
My son's graduation from Bates College. He was a Lit. major. Now he's a carpenter in Berkeley, CA. A very well read carpenter.
At 5:14pm on October 8, 2008, Stacy Van Scoyk said…
Thanks for the welcome. I apologize for the delay. A great site, looking forward to learning all I can about E.H.

Cheers!
 
 

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