Our tour(s) of the Hemingway Home and Museum continues...
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| As a war correspondent, D-Day (Gellhorn was there too) |
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| Yes, but the major fish story would come from Cuba |
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| Of the Paris years |
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| A favorite movie |
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He generally had a writing studio apart from the apartments, houses... the catwalk is no long there, but the studio is (see below) |
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| Lush... |
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When he returned from Europe to find a swimming pool had replaced his boxing ring, he threw his "last red cent" at Pauline; now enshrined under glass near the pool |
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Fridge magnet in the gift shoppe...exhibiting standard Hemingway literary gibberish; note that in the portrait his ears have been reattached |
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| A brilliant historical novel |
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| Hadley, as she was then |
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| In the writing studio |
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Urinal from one of Hemingway's Key West watering holes; it's recumbent, tiled-in by Pauline |
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| The writing studio |
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| Polydactyl paw prints |
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| One of the Keys' few cellars; probably one of Florida's few cellars |
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| Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas |
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| Privacy fence Hemingway had built |
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Fun/fascinating side-story: for many years, under various sponsorships, there was the International Imitation Hemingway Competition, which I entered c. 1990. I didn't win, but my entry was published in the above-pictured The Best of Bad Hemingway, and is reproduced below. It is one of my few claims to literary fame. So far. |
1 comment:
Oh, Mark, that is great writing!
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