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> Tag: Ernest Hemingway

Literature with a Capital L

The Old Man & The Sea by Ernest Hemingway

February 2, 2023 by jmsudar Leave a Comment

I’m not a fan of Literary Fiction. Ultimately, I think it’s a good thing. It’s the concept car of fiction, pushing the envelope and helping to define how the field operates. It’s what my favorite creative writing teacher (though possibly my least favorite, I have two separate people in my head to which I want to attribute this quote) called, Literature with a Capital L. It’s also my least favorite thing to read, because of what I, as an uncultured barely hominid raccoon-person uncharitably call, […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Ernest Hemingway

jmsudar's CBR15 Review No:6 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Ernest Hemingway ·
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Shorts

A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway

Signed, Picpus by Georges Simenon

Vernon Downs by Jamie Clarke

The Man Who Lived Underground by Richard Wright

Horse Crazy by Gary Indiana

November 2, 2022 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

A Moveable Feast  – 4/5 This is kind of a memoir by Hemingway, one that he was working on before he died. It’s not complete, but according to the editorial notes by one of his sons and grandsons, it’s close. This edition undoes some of the more confusing and intrusive decisions from the original publication in the 70s when Mary Hemingway was presiding over the book, which includes her basically writing one of the chapters herself. But the material cut from that edition are presented […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Fiction Tagged With: Ernest Hemingway, Gary Indiana, georges simenon, Jamie Clarke, richard wright

vel veeter's CBR14 Review No:622 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Fiction · Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Gary Indiana, georges simenon, Jamie Clarke, richard wright ·
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The Sun Also Rises

The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

June 11, 2022 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Hemingway gets a lot of shit, but boy when he wrote his first novel, he wrote a perfect one. That’s my recommendation by the way. If you’re going to write a novel, write a perfect one. The first time I read this book I didn’t really understand why Jake and Brett didn’t just get together. As far as a reason, this one is a doozy. Jake of course has been injured in the war, specifically receiving shrapnel while flying a mission. His injury has left […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Ernest Hemingway

vel veeter's CBR14 Review No:289 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Ernest Hemingway ·
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playing catch-up while playing bingo!

Kink: Stories by R. O. Kwon, Garth Greenwell

Terminal Boredom by Izumi Suzuki

A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway

A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers

Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices by Swapna Krishna, Jenn Northington

Welcome to Night Vale by Joseph Fink, Jeffrey Cranor

Everyone Knows Your Mother is a Witch by Rivka Galchen

August 29, 2021 by andtheIToldYouSos 5 Comments

Hey y’all- long time, no read! I took some time off from reviewing while on vacation, then let vacation mind take over all of my non-work mind and found myself in a reviewing hole. Then, work swallowed me whole. I started writing this on August 9th. Just finishing it now on the 29th-Cait Also, I haven’t been reading reviews here either, so be prepared for a wave of comments coming your way! Good news: I truly enjoyed all seven of these books. One was a […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Fantasy, Fiction, History, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Speculative Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: audio, Becky Chambers, cbr13bingo, Ernest Hemingway, favorites, Garth Greenwell, historical fiction, Izumi Suzuki, Jenn Northington, Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor, kink, monk and robot, monk and robot #1, mythic, new series, Night Vale, pandemic, people, podcast, R. O. Kwon, R.O. Kwon, Garth Greenwell, re-read, rec'd, retellings, Rivka Galchen, shelfie, Swapna Krishna, Swapna Krishna, Jenn Northington, they/she/he, vacation reads, Welcome to Night Vale

andtheIToldYouSos's CBR13 Review No:75 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Fantasy, Fiction, History, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Speculative Fiction, Suspense · Tags: audio, Becky Chambers, cbr13bingo, Ernest Hemingway, favorites, Garth Greenwell, historical fiction, Izumi Suzuki, Jenn Northington, Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor, kink, monk and robot, monk and robot #1, mythic, new series, Night Vale, pandemic, people, podcast, R. O. Kwon, R.O. Kwon, Garth Greenwell, re-read, rec'd, retellings, Rivka Galchen, shelfie, Swapna Krishna, Swapna Krishna, Jenn Northington, they/she/he, vacation reads, Welcome to Night Vale ·
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cbr12bingo – The Roaring 20s (and two more “bingos”)

The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

September 20, 2020 by andtheIToldYouSos 2 Comments

Oh, Hemingway. You dirty old dog. I have a soft-spot for the Lost Generation, and a sentimental attachment to The Sun Also Rises. While plenty of this novel- and his writing in general- has aged poorly, there is still value to be found. Hemingway was plenty of things as both an author and a man, but here I will choose to focus on the story and the broken people within- and the story of my attachment to this book. My first read was back in […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction Tagged With: american lit, between the wars, cbr12bingo, classics, Ernest Hemingway, europe, expats, lost generation, reread, revist, self medication, sentimental value, the roaring 20s, The Sun Also Rises, william hurt, WWI

andtheIToldYouSos's CBR12 Review No:103 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction · Tags: american lit, between the wars, cbr12bingo, classics, Ernest Hemingway, europe, expats, lost generation, reread, revist, self medication, sentimental value, the roaring 20s, The Sun Also Rises, william hurt, WWI ·
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Hemingway is jerk

A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway

September 18, 2020 by Wanderlustful 2 Comments

Last week the BF and I did a Paris-themed date night from the claustrophobic comfort of our condo.  I made a playlist with Edith Piaf, cracked a bottle of wine and put a Youtube tour of the Louvre on in the background.  I also started reading A Moveable Feast, Hemingway’s memoir of his Paris years in the 20’s- I’d been saving it for my next physical trip to the City of Lights, but as that trip might be years out, I thought I’d indulge in […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir Tagged With: A Moveable Feast, cbr12bingo, Ernest Hemingway, paris, Roaring 20s

Wanderlustful's CBR12 Review No:51 · Genres: Biography/Memoir · Tags: A Moveable Feast, cbr12bingo, Ernest Hemingway, paris, Roaring 20s ·
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