Issues for His Prose Style
Andrew O’Hagan: Hemingway, 7 June 2012
The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Vol. I, 1907-22
edited by Sandra Spanier and Robert Trogdon.
Cambridge, 431 pp., £30, October 2011,978 0 521 89733 4 Show More
edited by Sandra Spanier and Robert Trogdon.
Cambridge, 431 pp., £30, October 2011,
“... who would be castigated in Death in the Afternoon for writing too much and being unedited. Joseph Fruscione’s Faulkner and Hemingway: Biography of a Literary Rivalry shows the two writers dancing round each other for several decades, making much of their differences and generally vying for supremacy.3 But these American modernists, Fitzgerald ... ”