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Ernest Hemingway shaped the prose style of a generation, a narrative style that in his own words "doesn't go bad afterwards". He's equally remembered for a life lived on the edge, be it in Paris or Cuba, and a code of behaviour that, while he couldn't always practise it himself, has become a benchmark for anyone looking to find existential significance. Author Aubrey Dillon-Malone reveals both the public and private man in the tangled skein that was his life, from the brawling, bragging Hemingway and the self-indulgent poseur, to the man behind the many masks. This fascinating biography provides a compelling portrait of the man who ultimately destroyed himself under the weight of his own impossible expectations.
- Format: Hardcover
- Author: Dillon-Malone, Aubrey
- ISBN: 9781861052902
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 8.81 x 1.29
- Number Of Pages: 364
- Publication Year: 2000
Language:
English