Hemingway
Resources
Ernest
Hemingway at 100 ~ Articles and images
from the Kansas City Star.
Ernest
Hemingway: a Storyteller's Legacy
~ by Megan Floyd Desnoyers.
An article about Ernest Hemingway and the Hemingway collection
held at the John F. Kennedy Library. This article originally
appeared in Prologue: Quarterly of the National Archives, Vol.
24, No. 4, Winter 1992.
Ernest
Hemingway Collection ~ A description of the Hemingway collections
available at Thomas Cooper Library, University of South Carolina.
Some images and artifacts have been digitized.
The
Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park ~ This site covers
all aspects of Hemingway's life and work, including a chronology,
writings, awards, quotes, photographs, and links to related
sites. Home of the Hemingway Birthplace Home and Museum.
Ernest
Hemingway Home and Museum ~ A primarily commercial site
for tourists, but there are a few images of Hemingway's Key
West home.
Ernest
Hemingway in His Time ~ An online
exhibition from the University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware.
The
Hemingway Collection of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
and Museum ~ Most
of the Hemingway archives have not been digitized; click on
Online Resources on the left to find digitized
papers, letters, and other documents.
Hemingway's
Library
~ A description and commentary of Hemingway's library--the books
he personally owned. By James D. Brasch and Joseph Sigman. Electronic
edition, 2000. (Originally published New York and London by
Garland Pub., 1981.) 441 pp. DO
NOT PRINT--Save the PDF to your "My Documents"
folder.
Hemingway's
Reading: 1910-1940
~ An inventory of books, periodicals, and newspapers that Hemingway
owned or borrowed between 1910 and 1940. DO
NOT PRINT--Save the PDF to your "My Documents"
folder.
A
Hemingway Retrospective ~
Documents, articles, images, and more from a CNN In-Depth special.
The
Hemingway Society ~ Website of The Hemingway Foundation,
established by Hemingway's widow, Mary Hemingway, dedicated
to "the promotion, assistance and coordination of scholarship
and studies relating to the works and life of the late Ernest
Hemingway."
The
Journey to the John F. Kennedy Library
~ by Megan Floyd Desnoyers. An article describing how the
Ernest Hemingway collection came to the John F. Kennedy Library.
This article originally appeared in Prologue: Quarterly of the
National Archives, Vol. 24, No. 4, Winter 1992.
The
Literary Traveler ~ "Dedicated to the exploration of
the literary imagination," this website features "articles
about writers, creative artists, and the places that they lived
and traveled." Read about the homes and travels of Ernest
Hemingway, Jack Kerouac, Edgar Allan Poe, and many others. Browse
articles by author or location.
Michael
Paline's Hemingway Adventure ~ An
interactive website from PBS documenting the adventure of Hemingway's
life.
Picturing
Hemingway: a Writer in His Time ~ An exhibition of photographs
and text from the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D.C.
