Hemingway and Me
Letters, Anecdotes, and Memories of a Life-Changing Friendship
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The memoir explores the deep friendship between Ernest Hemingway and journalist Leonard Lyons, highlighting their bond over 25 years. It captures personal anecdotes, including visits to Hemingway in Cuba and nights out in New York, showcasing a more nuanced portrayal of the writer as generous and thoughtful, contrary to his public persona. The narrative reflects themes of loyalty and trust, emphasizing the significance of their relationship amidst the backdrop of Hemingway's complex life and legacy.
