Ernest Hemingway messages, author: Ernest Hemingway 1/2

In these letters, we get a close look at the American novelist and his mysterious life, with its chaos, puzzles, and detailed, rich specifics. Since the letters published in two volumes relied on a version verified by the novelist and American critic Carus Becker, published in 1981; serving as a backyard to the life of the author of "Death in the Afternoon" and his novels. It is also a lively autobiography of his harsh experience in love, living, and writing. Ernest Hemingway, in a letter he wrote three years before his death, had asked the executors of his will not to "publish these letters I wrote in my lifetime. Therefore, I request you not to publish any of these letters, or agree to publish them." But this will of his did not find receptive ears, due to the importance of his 581 letters written to his family members, friends, and wives. In addition to major writers of his era, such as Grottrud Stein, Scott Fitzgerald, and John dos Passos. Not to mention a number of poets, such as Archibald MacLeish, Ezra Pound. And a wide range of journalists, translators, publishers, and editors of publishing houses. Two volumes, pages: 1421