The messages Ernst Hemingway horizons

Author's name: Ernest Hemingway Publisher: Afaq for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2020 Literary classification: Literary letters Brief about the book: Often, writers' letters are characterized by simplicity, spontaneity, and honesty, which may not be present in their autobiographies, as the writer, through his written biography, aims to project the image he wants to his reader. But when he confides in a friend through a letter, the matter becomes very personal and secret, like undressing in your own room away from the eyes of watchers and intruders. Hemingway understood the difference between a writer writing about himself and exposing himself in diaries and letters, as there is a difference between writing about himself as in "A Moveable Feast," or revealing the inner self in a letter to a friend or beloved. He was keen for it to remain private between him and the recipient, so he used to end his letters to his mother by saying, "Don't read this to anyone," and in another letter, he wrote to her about a journalist preparing an article about his youth, warning her that if she cooperated with her, "I think it would be a very bad situation, that I would stop contributing to meet your needs if they published such an article without my approval."