by Timothy Christian | Apr 24, 2022 | Hemingway's Widow, Reviews of Hemingway's Widow
Great review of Hemingway’s Widow in prestigious literary journal TLS! Please give it a read at this link: Mad, bad and dangerous to marry Share this:TwitterTumblrTelegramWhatsAppLinkedInMoreFacebookLike this:Like...
by Timothy Christian | Apr 23, 2022 | Uncategorized
Captain Mary Welsh Monk’s US Army identity card was issued on May 9, 1944. Standing at five feet three inches and weighing one hundred twenty pounds, Mary was likely one of the most petite captains in the army. She met Ernest seventeen days after this photo was taken....
by Timothy Christian | Apr 18, 2022 | Uncategorized
Ernest Hemingway was wearing a massive beard in this photo for his US Army identity card. This is how he appeared when he first met Mary. Ernest believed the beard had protected his skin against cancer from the searing sun of Cuba. Share...
by Timothy Christian | Apr 13, 2022 | Hemingway's Widow, Mary's Story
Mary dated the American novelist Irwin Shaw for months, reviewing his short stories and appreciating his technique. She described him to her friend Bill Walton as “the best lay in Europe.” Share this:TwitterTumblrTelegramWhatsAppLinkedInMoreFacebookLike this:Like...
by Timothy Christian | Apr 11, 2022 | Hemingway's Widow, Mary's Story
Mary working at the Time offices in London in front of a bombdamaged window. The war came close, and like many of her friends, Mary narrowly escaped death or injury. Share this:TwitterTumblrTelegramWhatsAppLinkedInMoreFacebookLike this:Like...
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