Unfixed Christmas -- Hemingway Collection

Author: (American) Hemingway, translated by Tang Yongkuan
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Publishing Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This is an autobiography written intermittently by Hemingway in his later years, recounting his life in Paris after marrying his second wife, Hadley Richardson, as a journalist for the Canadian newspaper The Toronto Star. It covers the period from 1921 to 1926, during which Hemingway embarked on a challenging writing career. Through Gertrude Stein's literary salon, he met writers like James Joyce and Sherwood Anderson, and included vivid descriptions of the sensitive F. Scott Fitzgerald. The old bookshops along the Seine River in Paris, open-air cafes on tree-lined avenues, and the conversations of literary elites in the Latin Quarter all paint a picture of 1920s Paris.