Titlebook: Ernest Hemingway; A Literary Life Linda Wagner-Martin Book 20071st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Cerebral Cortex: Cortical Plate,dentified as his great love for Adriana. Because Gregory believed that it had been years since Hemingway had had “the old effortless elemental naturalness,” he saw that the “platonic affair” with Adriana had brought his father back to creative life.

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and Africa,claimed he always did, to Max Perkins (who by now had become not only his editor at Scribner’sbut his fishing friend in Key West), Hemingway ridiculed the kind of personal attacks his critics (including Stein) had been making. In July 26, 1933, he wrote about the Stein excerpt and then segued into his own third-person defense:

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,“‘Fraid a Nothing”, America’sgreatest twentieth-century writers was a complicated blend of bravado and fear, conscious always of the way he was appearing to others, fretful that he could not find, even for himself, the heart of his real character.

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,Eighteen and Fear —and Agnes,ention his lengthy convalescence. Hospitalized and in pain in Milan, Hemingway watched his nineteenth birthday come and go — bereft of the family that he had decided just a few months earlier was smothering him. A Michigan summer with that family, with Katy and Bill Smith and other fishing friends,

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The Route to ,: The Arrival,of the household responsibilities as she could. Hemingway rented a small room near their apartment and set off every morning soon after breakfast —in fact, he asked Hadley that breakfast itself be silent so that his concentration from the time he awoke would be uninterrupted.. As he worked on the st

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