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"Comprising 17 essays written expressly for this volume, this excellent book is a fine addition to the body of Hemingway criticism and biography. . . . [S]cholars of impeccable reputation [offer] pieces integral to the puzzle of Hemingway's personal complexity and that of his female mates and characters. . . . Highly recommended.--Choice 'The authors focus on women connected to Hemingway in life, specific female characters, and issues of gender and sexual ambiguities and crossings embodied or enacted by male and female characters. Topics range from reading the feminine in nature to expanding the concept of the code hero to include major female characters."" --American Literature ""Comprising seventeen essays written expressly for this volume, this excellent book is a fine addition to the body of Hemingway criticism and biography. . . . [S]cholars of impeccable reputation [offer] pieces integral to the puzzle of Hemingway's personal complexity and that of his female mates and characters. . . . Highly recommended."" --CHOICE ""Exceptionally thorough . . . this collection is impressive and unflinching in its exploration."" --Ruth Prigozy, Hofstra University"

Exceptionally thorough . . . this collection is impressive and unflinching in its exploration. --Ruth Prigozy, Hofstra University

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Lawrence Broer is Professor Emeritus of English at the University of South Florida and author of a number of books on American literature, including Sanity Plea: Schizophrenia in the Novels of Kurt Vonnegut and Rabbit Tales: Poetry and Politics in John Upike's Rabbit Novels. Gloria Holland is Adjunct Instructor in English at Hillsborough Community College and has coauthored papers with Lawrence Broer on Hemingway, Vonnegut, Norman Mailer, and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

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