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Standing in The Footsteps of Giants

bigpapadan on Jan 5, 2011

Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Florida, Idaho, Ketchum, Key West, literature, Noble Prize, To Have and Have Not, Wikipedia

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I remember…

Poetry

The Law According to Hemingway

Guy Hogan on Jan 1, 2011

Tags: adjectives, adverbs, Ernest Hemingway, Fiction, Hemingway, lust, short story, Writing, writing fiction, young

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Here are a few things that Ernest Hemingway taught us about writing fiction.

Poetry

Poets Never Really Die by Suicide

Bud Koenemund aka The Mad Sonneteer on Dec 12, 2010

Tags: accident, broken, bud, Bud Koenemund, cause of death, death, die, Ernest Hemingway, faith, gas, heart, Hope, mortal, obituary, overdose, poem, poets, sad, Self Inflicted, Shakespearean Sonnet, shotgun, sonnet, Spirit, suicide, The Mad Sonneteer, victim

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Written: March 2010.

Novels

Ernest Hemingway Has Visitors – Cuba, 1945

Steve Newman on Feb 8, 2010

Tags: 1945, col lanham, Cuba, Ernest Hemingway, mary welsh, World War Two

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When Hemingway’s old war time friend, Col Buck Lanham, visits in 1945, he gets a bit more than he bargained for…

Thoughts

Big Tough Guy

Bud Koenemund on Jan 11, 2010

Tags: Baby, blue eyes, bud, Bud Koenemund, chicken little, Ernest Hemingway, essay, God, hobbit, nanny, niece, pray, Similac, teach, universe, William Shakespeare

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An essay I wrote following a July 2006 "incident" with my niece.

Poetry

Everything I Need to Know, I Learned From Hemingway

Reilley on Dec 20, 2009

Tags: basic, creed, Ernest, Ernest Hemingway, Hemingway, honest, judge, learn, poem, Poetry, reilley, simple, Spare, strong, understand, writer

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A tribute to one of my favorite novelists.

Short Stories

A Merry Christmas, Ernie Miller – a Short Story

Steve Newman on Dec 8, 2009

Tags: Battle Of The Bulge, Christmas, christmas short stories, crime stories, Ernest Hemingway, gas stations, snow, steve newman, war stories, World War Two

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Young Ernie Miller loved listening to the radio…

Short Stories

Martha Gellhorn: Italy and Paris, Autumn, 1944

Steve Newman on Oct 11, 2009

Tags: d.h.lawrence, Ernest Hemingway, Italy, martha gellhorn, Paris, World War Two

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In August, 1944, Martha Gellhorn – before she met General James Gavin – had made her way back to Paris…

Poetry

Creating

CA knavel on Sep 29, 2009

Tags: art, Ernest Hemingway, writer, Writers Resources

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A question..

Short Stories

A Literary Conversation Between Ernest Hemingway And Archie About The Merits of James Joyce and Zane Grey: Belgium, 1944

Steve Newman on Sep 29, 2009

Tags: Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, westerns, Zane Grey

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Hemingway tells Archie: You’re a Revelation.

Standing in The Footsteps of Giants

The Law According to Hemingway

Poets Never Really Die by Suicide

Ernest Hemingway Has Visitors – Cuba, 1945

Big Tough Guy

Everything I Need to Know, I Learned From Hemingway

A Merry Christmas, Ernie Miller – a Short Story

Martha Gellhorn: Italy and Paris, Autumn, 1944

Creating

A Literary Conversation Between Ernest Hemingway And Archie About The Merits of James Joyce and Zane Grey: Belgium, 1944

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