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Musings from Hemingway: out of Long Beach attic, into literary lore - Vimarsana News

Musings from Hemingway: out of Long Beach attic, into literary lore

In letters to a City College of New York student, who would eventually marry and move to Long Beach, Hemingway wrote about his work, frustrations and mortality.

'An indelible legacy with the written word' | Experts reflect on importance of Hemingway Collection in Special Collections Library | Penn State, State College News - Vimarsana News

'An indelible legacy with the written word' | Experts reflect on importance of Hemingway Collection in Special Collections Library | Penn State, State College News

Memorabilia and belongings of Ernest Hemingway, the celebrated author and Nobel laureate for his novella “The Old Man and the Sea” and author of many other works considered modern classics,

Source: psu.edu
CEO of Madison-based media company on nukes, climate change and his Hemingway 'side gig' - Vimarsana News

CEO of Madison-based media company on nukes, climate change and his Hemingway 'side gig'

New CEO of Outrider Robert Elder has ambitious goals for the nuclear risk- and climate-focused media nonprofit.

Newly discovered Hemingway cache includes telegram draft about 1932 Piggott movie premiere - Vimarsana News

Newly discovered Hemingway cache includes telegram draft about 1932 Piggott movie premiere

There's a piece of cardboard in the Special Collections Library at Penn State University.

What Hemingway left in Sloppy Joe's Bar 80 Years Ago - Vimarsana News

What Hemingway left in Sloppy Joe's Bar 80 Years Ago

Part of the most significant cache of Hemingway materials uncovered in 60 years are in a new archive recently opened to scholars and the public at Penn State Univers...