The Hemingway Women

by Bernice Kert (Author), Bernice Kert (Author)

• Used

  Illustrated
  1998

  $3.36

  Many books have been written about Ernest Hemingway, but no book has focused on the women he knew and loved and sometimes hated - his mother, who was the lifelong recipient of his invective; his wives; and others who captivated him. Hemingway married four times, each time to a fascinating person: Hadley Richardson, who shared the Paris years and one son; Pauline Pfeiffer, the mother of two more sons, who created a haven in Key West; Martha Gellhorn, a writer and acclaimed journalist; and Mary Welsh, a Time correspondent. Drawing on letters and interviews with the living women, Bernice Kert sheds new light on the Hemingway heroines and their real-life prototypes. The best book about Hemingway that has been written for a long time. -Malcolm Cowley A very valuable book, admirably organized, handsomely written, and continuously interesting. -Carlos Baker The very different women in Hemingway's life come through clearly and strongly ...a fine balanced work...I couldn't stop reading it. -Elizabeth Janeway

• New

  Illustrated
  1998

  $30.43

  Many books have been written about Ernest Hemingway, but no book has focused on the women he knew and loved and sometimes hated - his mother, who was the lifelong recipient of his invective; his wives; and others who captivated him. Hemingway married four times, each time to a fascinating person: Hadley Richardson, who shared the Paris years and one son; Pauline Pfeiffer, the mother of two more sons, who created a haven in Key West; Martha Gellhorn, a writer and acclaimed journalist; and Mary Welsh, a Time correspondent. Drawing on letters and interviews with the living women, Bernice Kert sheds new light on the Hemingway heroines and their real-life prototypes. The best book about Hemingway that has been written for a long time. -Malcolm Cowley A very valuable book, admirably organized, handsomely written, and continuously interesting. -Carlos Baker The very different women in Hemingway's life come through clearly and strongly ...a fine balanced work...I couldn't stop reading it. -Elizabeth Janeway