The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Volume I

Deluxe Hemingway Letters Releases Despite Spilled Ink and Surprising Snow

Following the much-heralded publication of The Letters of Ernest Hemingway, Volume I: 1907-1922, the deluxe leather-bound edition was finally released on November 4. Limited to 500 volumes, the orders exceeded that number before the day of publication. The final binding of these books took place in the mountains of east Tennessee: an area as famous […]

The Making of The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: A Visit to Cuba

Hemingway’s home outside Havana, the Finca Vigía, turned into a shrine and museum shortly after the writer’s death, and all of Hemingway’s documents there were turned over to the Republic of Cuba.

On the Road for The Letters of Ernest Hemingway, Part One: The Pacific Northwest

For This Side of the Pond readers who couldn’t attend one of the recent West Coast bookstore events for The Letters of Ernest Hemingway, we wanted to share some of the highlights with you.

The Hemingway Crossword Challenge

Think you know all about Hemingway? Find out with our Hemingway crossword puzzle! From the poet who supplied the title of his longest novel, to the son that helped with the creation of his collected letters, this puzzle will test your knowledge of Papa and his correspondence.

Reading Hemingway for the First Time, Part 3

Reading Hemingway for the First Time, Part 2

In celebration of The Letters of Ernest Hemingway, Volume 1, we asked Hemingway enthusiasts and scholars what their first experience with Hemingway was, and how he came to make a place in their hearts and minds. Our series on first Hemingway experiences continues with a film lover, an English student, a library lover, and a […]

Reading Hemingway for the First Time: Part 1

A favorite of high school English classes, Hemingway is a figure many people encounter early on in their literary lives, and some fall in love right away. For others, the encounter is more turbulent – in some cases, very polarizing. “What’s the big deal?” one reader (now a Papa fan) wondered upon reading Hemingway for […]

Dinner is Served, Hemingway Style

In A Moveable Feast, Hemingway chronicled his Parisian experiences and the many things it had to offer a writer hungry for life, not the least of which was the food itself. But, if you wanted a restaurant recommendation, or asked about his favorite childhood dish, what would Hemingway say?