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Alumni Charlie Spiering ‘05 and Rachel (Hoover) Canto ‘16 have both released new books, tackling the worlds of politics and dating.

Impostazioni dei cookie ©: Edizioni Condé Nast s.p.a. - Piazza Cadorna 5 - 20123 Milano cap.soc. 2.700.000 euro I.V. C.F E P.IVA reg.imprese trib. Milano n. 00834980153 società con socio unico The Gritti Palace, un soggiorno da Doge Ph Daniele Nalesso Da Ernest Hemingway a Grace Kelly, e poi Greta Garbo, Paul Newman e Charlie Chaplin. Questi solo alcuni degli ospiti più illustri che hanno scelto il Gritti Palace come il loro the place to be veneziano. Dopo secoli di storia ancora oggi l’hotel continua ad essere sinonimo di eccellenza, regalando ai clienti momenti di pura suggestione...

Un altro giro di bevute con Hemingway, da Cuba alla Florida di Marco Moretti La statua di Ernest Hemingway al Floridita di Cuba  I locali preferiti dal grande scrittore, morto esattamente 60 anni fa: dalla Bodeguita del medio a L'Avana, dove beveva mojito, al Floridita, che shakerava per lui un super daiquiri, fino al Saloon di Key West in cui si innamorò di Martha Gelhorn 02 Luglio 2021 3 minuti di lettura "Mi mojito en la Bodeguita, mi daiquirì en El Floridita" è la frase con cui Ernest Hemingway, appassionato bevitore, descriveva la sua vita quotidiana a Cuba: un pellegri...

Hemingway, The Garden of Eden, and Authenticity: A Post by Len Gutkin “I hate the myth of Hemingway. And the reason I hate the myth of Hemingway: It obscures the man. And the man is much more interesting than the myth.” So says Michael Katakis, the manager of the Hemingway estate, toward the very beginning of Ken Burns’s and Lynn Novick’s (excellent) recent documentary, Hemingway, on PBS. It is hard to imagine a more incomprehending attitude toward Hemingway, for whom – as Hemingway shows itself to know perfectly well throughout – the “man” and the “myth” are entirely en...

From the NS archive: The wound and the bow 27 October 1978: On the precariousness of friendship between writers. In this 1978 piece, the author and academic Malcolm Bradbury considered two recent publications – “Scott and Ernest” by Matthew J Bruccoli (Bodley Head) and “Ernest Hemingway and His World” by Anthony Burgess (Thames & Hudson) – and the topic of literary friendships. How can a writer friend be trusted, when one knows how easy it would be for them to trivialise their life in fiction? F Scott Fitzgerald, Bradbury wrote, “was foolish enough to consult Hemingway on the s...