Remembering Ernest Hemingway

REMEMBERING ERNEST HEMINGWAY
by James Plath and Frank Simons
with a foreword by Lorian Hemingway

The Ketch & Yawl Press, 1999
168pp./30 photographs
Softcover $12.95
Hardcover $19.95
Limited Edition of 200 numbered copies
(signed by Plath, Simons & Hemingway) $40

Thirteen interviews with family and friends of the Nobel laureate,
published by The Ketch & Yawl Press, Key West, Fla.,
to commemorate the centennial of Ernest Hemingway's birth.
Included are interviews with:

Charles & Lorine Thompson (close Key West friends)
Betty Bruce (wife of Hemingway's major domo)
Bill Geiser (the Thompson's major domo)
Patrick Hemingway (the author's second son)
Gregory Hemingway (the author's third son)
Valerie Hemingway (the author's secretary, who married
and divorced Gregory)
Kermit "Shine" Forbes & James "Iron Baby" Roberts
(boxers who trained with Hemingway in Key West) photo
L.T. Curry (Key West dockmaster during the '30s)
Joe Allen (a newspaperman who bowled with Hemingway)
Forrest MacMullen (an Idaho friend and hunting companion)
Bud Purdy (another Idaho friend)
Tillie Arnold (wife of Lloyd Arnold, who photographed
Hemingway for the Union Pacific Railroad)
William W. Seward (the only professor Hemingway
professed to really like)

about the authors

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