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James Thurber: The Porcupines in the Artichokes

Hemingway, and the antisemitism also rises

'We landed in Pamplona at night': Hemingway's first encounter with the Running of the Bulls | Culture

The writer and his wife Hadley arrived in the Spanish city on the evening of July 6, 1923. They would return several times, but for the rest of their lives, each would remember that first San Fermín fiesta when all was fresh and new

6 Novels That Controversially Fictionalized Real Events

In literary history, there is an undeniable thread of novels that make substantial use of real people and situations, often through a veil of changed names.

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Can we overlook Ernest Hemingway's antisemitism? – The Forward

Ken Burns, Lynn Novick Create Perfect Hemingway Documentary

Ken Burns, Lynn Novick Create Perfect Hemingway Documentary Ken Burns and his team have helped put American history in context through documentaries on topics ranging from the Civil War and Vietnam to jazz and baseball. Their latest takes on one of America’s greatest and complicated writers. Clay S. Jenkinson, Editor-at-Large   |   April 18, 2021 Ernest Hemingway is one of our greatest writers, and Ken Burns is our greatest documentary filmmaker, so it is fitting that the latest film by Burns and his creative partner Lynn Novick is about the most influential American writer of the 20th century, who committed suicide on July 2, 1961. Hemingway wrote seven novels during his lifetime, six collections of short stories and two works of nonfiction. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954. He was married four times, and there were plenty of other women, too. His greatest novels were