Ernest Hemingway

How It Slips Away: ‘The Breaking Point’ Crosses Hemingway With Noir

How It Slips Away: ‘The Breaking Point’ Crosses Hemingway With Noir

Whether we've seen or read the story before, we ache for these sympathetic, floundering people presented to us gravely and without cynicism, even when cynical themselves.
Fictional Works of Ernest Hemingway Are Outed as Fiction

Fictional Works of Ernest Hemingway Are Outed as Fiction

Verna Kale's Ernest Hemingway is a formidable counter argument to those who erroneously believe the Hemingway oeuvre is memoir masquerading as fiction.
‘Hemingway in Love’ Is Engaging and Harrowing Storytelling

‘Hemingway in Love’ Is Engaging and Harrowing Storytelling

The story of the final years of Hemingway’s life have never been told with such eloquence and compassion.
‘The Killers’ DVD Is a Double Whammy

‘The Killers’ DVD Is a Double Whammy

Criterion brings two film versions, one a classic and one a misfire, of Ernest Hemingway's short story, "The Killers".
The Drowning Pool: When Great Writers Are Drunks

The Drowning Pool: When Great Writers Are Drunks

Berryman, Carver, Cheever, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Williams; none could tend the flame of their talent with anything but liquor and devastation.

‘Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald’ Captivates the Reader in the Best Possible Way

Writing as War: ‘Hemingway & Gellhorn’

‘A Moveable Feast’ in ‘Midnight in Paris’

Geniuses Are People, Too

Between Church & State

Captain America and a Past That Must Linger Still