Pulitzer-prize winning historian Stanley Karnow recalls interviewing Ernest Hemingway in Paris in the 1950s for Time magazine. Continue reading
“Hemingway was here for a few days—but once you meet him you’re not likely to forget him…” During the Spanish Civil War, many foreign volunteers arrived in Spain in order to try to prevent the Spanish Republican government from falling to fascism. This is a letter from a female American … Continue reading
Ernest Hemingway is interviewed in Cuba about winning the Pulitzer Prize Award for his novel ‘The Old Man and The Sea’ on May 4, 1953 and shares his emotional reaction in Spanish, with English subtitles.
Orson Welles describes the relationship he had with author Ernest Hemingway and explains how a failed fist fight led to their friendship. He also addresses the end of Hemingway’s life and conversations to two men had about death and their own mortality.
Budd Schulberg, a sports writer, novelist, screenwriter and television producer, recalls being in Paris in 1947 where he met writer Ernest Hemingway. Continue reading
