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Readers can feel the excitement of living in a foreign land at that time. -- The Wonderful World of TamTam Books

"""Manages to capture the essence of post-war Paris. . . . also capture[s] an often overlooked aspect of Hemingway s work, his sense of humour . . . a beautiful read and a book that anybody who appreciates Hemingway s work will cherish."" ""Irish Times"""" ""Provides an unfettered glimpse into one of the author's most significant periods of stylistic evolution."" ""Rain Taxi"""" Readers can ""feel the excitement of living in a foreign land at that time."" ""The WonderfulWorld of TamTam Books"""" ""Aficionados will recognise the nascent pith and verve of his writing, but these articles represent so much more than the baby steps of a future literary giant; they are the remnants of a lost generation of foreign reporting.. . .at once entertaining and informative."" ""New Statesman"""""

Manages to capture the essence of post-war Paris. . . . also capture[s] an often overlooked aspect of Hemingway s work, his sense of humour . . . a beautiful read and a book that anybody who appreciates Hemingway s work will cherish. Irish Times Provides an unfettered glimpse into one of the author's most significant periods of stylistic evolution. Rain Taxi Readers can feel the excitement of living in a foreign land at that time. The WonderfulWorld of TamTam Books Aficionados will recognise the nascent pith and verve of his writing, but these articles represent so much more than the baby steps of a future literary giant; they are the remnants of a lost generation of foreign reporting.. . .at once entertaining and informative. New Statesman

<p> Aficionados will recognise the nascent pith and verve of his writing, but these articles represent so much more than the baby steps of a future literary giant; they are the remnants of a lost generation of foreign reporting. . . . at once entertaining and informative. -- New Statesman

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Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was a novelist, short-story writer and journalist. His best-known works include 'A Farewell to Arms' (1929), 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' (1940) and 'The Old Man and the Sea' (1952), which won the Pulitzer Prize. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954.

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