Alongside the elevated rail line that carries passengers nine miles into downtown Chicago, an unused road leads to a trail, which cuts through a forest of towering mulberry trees.
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This is your passport to Papa's Planet, An Ernest Exploration of the Places Hemingway Lived and Loved.
My name is David Frey, and I'm a freelance journalist following in the footsteps of Hemingway, looking for lessons about the world then and now. I hope you enjoy it. For more about me, visit my website www.davidmfrey.com.
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Hemingway Works Released as Audiobook Collection
A Hemingway Returns to Bimini
Ernest Hemingway’s grandson John Hemingway will be trolling for wahoo off the coast of...
Mariel Hemingway Film Plumbs Family’s Chilling History
Mariel Hemingway’s new documentary about her family’s mental health legacy has generated lots of...
Hemingway’s Cats Go To Court
One of the main lures for visitors to the Hemingway home in Key West...
Hemingway Works Released as Audiobook Collection
At last, the perfect gift for the Hemingway nut driving across the country for...
A Place Apart
Hemingway’s Wright Stuff
Exploring the streets of Oak Park, Ill., it’s easy to think of this town as the town Frank Lloyd Wright built.
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Wild Michigan Through Young Hemingway’s Eyes
To understand Hemingway’s Michigan, you not only have to understand the Michigan that he saw, but how it looked through his eyes as a young boy experiencing the world with eyes wide open.
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Orphaned by the Spanish Civil War
Sanchez wanted us to meet another man whose loved ones were believed to have been thrown in into the Wells of Caudé. He drove us into a new housing development where Jáures Sánchez and his wife had built a summer home. Soon we were driving aimlessly into the countryside. “I’ve been here one or...
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The Wells of Caudé
The surrounding countryside was littered with the graves of Franco’s victims, Francisco Sánchez told us. Some had just two or three bodies. One had many more. Six miles from Teruel, sandwiched between fields and factories along a highway, rose a whitewashed monument. The red, yellow and purple flag of the Spanish Republic rose overhead....
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A Hemingway Returns to Bimini
Ernest Hemingway’s grandson John Hemingway will be trolling for wahoo off the coast of Bimini, the island Hemingway made...
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Mariel Hemingway Film Plumbs Family’s Chilling History
Mariel Hemingway’s new documentary about her family’s mental health legacy has generated lots of buzz at Sundance Film Festival...
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Hemingway’s Cats Go To Court
One of the main lures for visitors to the Hemingway home in Key West is the cats: dozens of...
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Hemingway Works Released as Audiobook Collection
At last, the perfect gift for the Hemingway nut driving across the country for Christmas. Simon & Schuster Audio...
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Mixing it Up with Hemingway
How did we live without this book? And how is it that it had never been written before? Finally, author...
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‘Hemingway’s Boat’ Wins Heartland Prize
Congratulations to author Paul Hendrickson, whose remarkable book Hemingway’s Boat won the 2012 Chicago Tribune Heartland Prize for Nonfiction.
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News from Hemingway's World
A Hemingway Returns to Bimini
Ernest Hemingway’s grandson John Hemingway will be trolling for wahoo off the coast of Bimini, the island Hemingway made famous in his novel Islands in the Stream.
Hemingway’s Cats Go To Court
One of the main lures for visitors to the Hemingway home in Key West is the cats: dozens of them, lying, lounging and lapping throughout the grounds, many of them six-toed oddballs. But now, the cats are in federal court.
This Old Finca
Home repair guru Bob Vila recently blogged about his work rehabilitating Hemingway’s Finca Vigía property in Cuba.
Vanity Fair Hunts Hemingway
“My loving you is a chink in the armour of telling the world to go to hell and you can thrust a sword into it at any time,” Hemingway wrote to Hadley Richardson, the woman he was courting and who soon would be his (first) wife. It’s a rare surviving exchange between the two....
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