Ernest Hemingway

by Mariel Hemingway | Boris Vejdovsky

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
2011
HARD COVER
208 PAGES

In this first-ever tribute to her grandfather, Mariel selects 350 photographs from the family album, tracing the life of the author from a childhood filled with harbingers of the future -- the five-year-old fishing, the 16-year-old writing, the wounded soldier, the young groom -- and an adult life of success and failure: journalist, serial husband, prize-winning author, big-game hunter, inveterate drinker and idealized hero. (PHT37, $40.00)

Green Hills of Africa

by Ernest Hemingway

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
1935
PAPER
295 PAGES

Hemingway paints the true story of his ramblings on safari in this classic, exquisitely written tale of hunting around Lake Manyara, which includes some of the best writing on the land itself and original pencil drawings. (EAF25, $16.00)

For Whom the Bell Tolls

by Ernest Hemingway

LITERATURE
1995
PAPER
471 PAGES

Hemingway's great novel about the Spanish Civil War is a love story set during the four-day fight of anti-fascist units in the mountains. (SPN19, $16.00)

Travels with Myself and Another, A Memoir

by Martha Gellhorn

TRAVEL NARRATIVE
2001
PAPER
304 PAGES

The other, of course, being Ernest Hemingway, Gelhorn's husband at the time. A marvelous, incisive writer who covered every important conflict from from the Spanish Civil War to Vietnam and Nicaragua, Martha Gelhorn writes of her time in East Africa with Heminway, a visit with Chiang Kai-Shek, Soviet Moscow and other unforgettable journeys in this collection, first published in 1979. The two are played by X and Y in the HBO series. Permieres April Z. (TVL25, $15.95)

Hemingway in Africa, The Last Safari

by Christopher Ondaatje

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
2004
HARD COVER
240 PAGES

In this illustrated account of travels in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, Christopher Ondaatje conjures Hemingway and his love for Africa. (AFR139, $37.50)

Hemingway's Boat

by Paul Hendrickson

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
2011
HARD COVER
531 PAGES

Focusing on the years 1934 to 1961, from Hemingway's pinnacle as the reigning monarch of American letters until his suicide, Paul Hendrickson traces the writer's life through the story of his beloved boat, Pilar. On display at Hemingway's Finca La Vigia in San Francisco de Paula, east of Havana, it is easy to see how this sleek craft attracted Hemingway, the setting for so much of what the writer loved and the leitmotif of Hendrickson's supple elegy. (USA454, $30.00)

Hemingway, The 1930s Through the Final Years

by Michael S. Reynolds

BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
2012
PAPER
800 PAGES

The omnibus edition of the last two of Reynolds's masterful trilogy -- Hemingway: The 1930s and Hemingway: The Final Years -- published to concide with upcoming film Hemingway and Gellhorn, starring Nicole Kidman and Clive Owen. (GEN996, $24.95)