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  • The First 49 Stories – Ernest Hemingway

    The First 49 Stories – Ernest Hemingway

    Published by Jonathan Cape a 1968 edition. Octavo, 414 pages a little fading of the lemon cover near and at the spine. Internally very clean … a very good copy.

    The best introduction to Hemingway. Many favourites including “the Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber”.

    The Way into Hemingway ….

    $40.00

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  • Islands in the Stream – Ernest Hemingway  – First Edition 1970

    Islands in the Stream – Ernest Hemingway – First Edition 1970

    This is the first UK edition published by Collins, London in 1970.

    Large octavo, 398 pages with end paper maps. Very good if not better condition.

    A major novel left among Hemingway’s writings at the time of death. Mary Hemingway said “The book is all Ernest’s. We have added nothing to it” … we believe her …

    Hemingway’s Last Novel and a good one!

    $60.00

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  • A Moveable Feast – Hemingway True First Edition -1964 Predates American Edition by one day

    A Moveable Feast – Hemingway True First Edition -1964 Predates American Edition by one day

    “If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast”.

    Published by Jonathan Cape, London in 1964. Octavo, 192 pages.

    A bit of age to the jacket, see image, and a previous owner has kindly spot pasted an article about the Shakespeare an Co bookshop in Paris which features in AMF being a favourite Hemingway haunt – as well as Joyce, Pound etc. otherwise very clean, top edge stained red as required. Still a very good example.

    Collectable Hemingway First Edition – our favourite book.

    $120.00

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  • Ernest Hemingway – Fiesta – Cape Edition

    Ernest Hemingway – Fiesta – Cape Edition

    Our favourite edition Published by Jonathan Cape, London this issue 1975. Presented in that classic wrap around cover. Scarce and sought after in this Cape form. All about the bullfight in Hemingway.

    The dust jacket designed by Hans Tindall. Octavo, 286 pages, a pretty good copy. The strong bull image on the dust jacket is repeated boldly on the front board. Stunning.

    This is the Fiesta

    $60.00

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  • Hemingway – High on the Wild – Lloyd Arnold

    Hemingway – High on the Wild – Lloyd Arnold

    A 1977 edition of this table book relating to Hemingway’s time and family in the mountains of his beloved Idaho. Hemingway as we all know had a penchant for Cuba, Spain, Paris, Africa [the hunt] but it was the snowy winters of Idaho that he kept going back to.

    Lloyd Arnold as a friend and this book was sponsored by Hemingway’s son … it contains many images of the great man with friends and family and the odd partridge. They all look very happy and rustic – even those with Cary Grant. It makes us feel better about what would become a troubled life.

    Published by Grosset & Dunlap, quarto, 163 pages, heavily illustrated from original photographs. A little fixed to page edges otherwise a good copy.

    Hemingway Happy in the Mountains.

    $25.00

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  • Fitzgerald and Hemingway – a Dangerous Friendship – Matthew Bruccoli

    Fitzgerald and Hemingway – a Dangerous Friendship – Matthew Bruccoli

    A seriously interesting and entertaining account of the “dangerous” friendship between these two literary greats. The author Bruccoli, Professor of English at the South Carolina University and the man who penned numerous works relating to the subject pair and the definitive bibliography of Fitzgerald.

    This the first UK edition published by Andre Deutsch in 1995, Octavo, 236 pages, illustrated from appropriate photographs, book cover etc.

    It is the previously unpublished letters that make it for Voyager. The intellectual battle for humour, the banter the ribbing, the intensity, and the soul bared is special. Hemingway holds nothing back reading stream of consciousness [he did not like it] so Joyce et al get a quiet pasting. Zelda arises in the background Hemingway’s view strongly that she held back the great SFG and man who could have been America’s greatest writer.

    Fitzgerald and Hemingway – intimately.

    $40.00

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