Ernest Hemingway

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Beach Reads: Which One is Your State’s Favorite?

INTRODUCING SHANECO'S "THE MOST POPULAR BEACH READ IN EVERY U.S. STATE" If you’re looking for a recommendation for one of your final beach reads of the summer, I’d like to share with you a study created by ShaneCo, a jewelry company that also features lifestyle information, including important book titles. …

Mckenzie TozanAugust 26, 2022

Miscellany

The 115 Best Books of All Time According to Reedsy

The folks over at Reedsy Discovery have compiled this incredible list and given us permission to share it with our readers. Check out their website to discover yet more books for your TBR list! —∞— The written word is a pillar of human civilization — it signals complex thinking, it’s…

Reedsy DiscoveryJune 12, 2020

Miscellany

Previously Unpublished Hemingway Story

Having just celebrated the 74th anniversary of the Liberation of Paris, another celebration of Paris took place earlier this month when The Strand Magazine ran a previously unpublished story by Ernest Hemingway with post-war Paris as the focal point. A Room on the Garden Side is “an earthy, poignant sketch…

BookTribAugust 28, 2018

Miscellany

The Top 5 Greatest Author Feuds

All authors are protective of their work, and we can't imagine what it's like to go head-to-head with another author who doesn't like your work and has no problem telling you so. But not only has this happened, there have been feuds between some pretty famous authors, including literary greats…

BookTribMarch 30, 2018

Miscellany

Wednesday Wisdom Amazing Tips for Writers from the Most Prolific of All Time

People always ask me what my writing “process” is. If they knew, they wouldn’t believe me, most times it involves just sitting alone and listening to my own thoughts. Rrely does it ever involve me sitting in front of a blank screen on my computer; if I’m typing, it is…

Aisha K. StaggersNovember 29, 2017

Miscellany

#WednesdayWisdom for Writers from Some of the Most Prolific Writers of All Time

People always ask me what my writing "process" is. If they knew, they wouldn't believe me, most times it involves just sitting alone and listening to my own thoughts. Rrely does it ever involve me sitting in front of a blank screen on my computer; if I'm typing, it is…

Aisha K. StaggersOctober 25, 2017

Miscellany

Ernest Hemingway’s Great Grandson, Robert Hemingway, Discovers Himself Through Writing

A creative mind is more often than not palpable; you can hold it in your hand, hear it through your ears, or read it with your eyes. Where painters or musicians express their creativity through canvas or a music sheet, a writer will pour their creativity onto the page, enchanting…

Robert HemingwayMarch 10, 2017

Nonfiction

Kathleen Hill’s Favorite Memoirs To Help Get You Through the Last Days of Our Writing Contest

Inspired by an interview and memoir written by Kathleen Hill, BookTrib is hosting our first writing contest where anyone with a story to tell can write for a chance to be a 2018 BookTrib Contributor. Hill, who is also a professor of writing at Sarah Lawrence College will be judging the contest …

Kathleen HillJanuary 30, 2018

Fiction

What would Hemingway eat? A menu for a Moveable Feast

I realized, as I worked my way through Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast, that he titled it so because his time in Paris was an ongoing banquet of social activities, incessant writing, and literal feasting and imbibing from one café to the next. It was also most apparent to me…

IngridMarch 24, 2014

Fiction

Zelda and Mrs. Hemingway: Literary Wives Take Center Stage

Zelda Fitzgerald died 66 years ago to the day, in 1948. She had been a patient at Highland Mental Hospital in Asheville, North Carolina, off and on for nearly a dozen years. On March 10, fire spread through the hospital and burned nine women alive, including Zelda, who was on…

Rebecca FosterMarch 10, 2014

BooksToScreen Fiction

Hemingway to Capote: Watching Our Favorite Writers Come to Life On-Screen

Writers have a long history of showing up as characters in films. Sometimes those writers are real people interacting with history (like Hemingway!), and sometimes they’re made up characters, showing us exactly how Hollywood imagines the concept of the writer. Regardless, these writers usually have certain traits in common: they’re…

Rachel CarterMay 22, 2017

Beach Reads: Which One is Your State’s Favorite?

The 115 Best Books of All Time According to Reedsy

Previously Unpublished Hemingway Story

The Top 5 Greatest Author Feuds

Wednesday Wisdom Amazing Tips for Writers from the Most Prolific of All Time

#WednesdayWisdom for Writers from Some of the Most Prolific Writers of All Time

Ernest Hemingway’s Great Grandson, Robert Hemingway, Discovers Himself Through Writing

Kathleen Hill’s Favorite Memoirs To Help Get You Through the Last Days of Our Writing Contest

What would Hemingway eat? A menu for a Moveable Feast

Zelda and Mrs. Hemingway: Literary Wives Take Center Stage

Hemingway to Capote: Watching Our Favorite Writers Come to Life On-Screen

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