Hemingway: A Biography

By Mary Dearborn

A Definitive Portrait of the Literary Icon

A revelatory exploration of one of America’s greatest literary figures, offering new insights into the man behind the myth.

Overview

From Pulitzer Prize-winning author to Nobel laureate, Ernest Hemingway shaped modern literature with his spare yet profound storytelling. In Hemingway: A Biography, acclaimed biographer Mary Dearborn delves into never-before-used material to present the most nuanced and complete portrait of Hemingway to date. This in-depth examination illuminates not just the celebrated writer, but the deeply complex and often tormented man behind the legend.

Key Insights

• Unprecedented Access: Draws on newly uncovered sources, including letters, manuscripts, and personal documents.
• Award-Winning Legacy: Chronicles Hemingway’s journey as a Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize-winning author.
• The Man Behind the Fiction: Explores his influences, creative genius, and the inner demons that shaped his life and work.
• Literary Impact: Examines how Hemingway’s revolutionary style redefined American fiction.
• The Private Struggles: Reveals the relationships, mental health battles, and personal challenges that shaped his later years.

Critical Acclaim

A St. Louis Post-Dispatch Best Book of the Year

"The most fully faceted portrait of Hemingway now available." - The Washington Post

Final Thoughts

Hemingway: A Biography is a compelling deep dive into the life of one of the most influential authors of the 20th century. Whether you're a longtime Hemingway admirer or new to his work, Mary Dearborn’s meticulous research and storytelling offer an essential read for literary enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

Product Details

• ISBN-13: 9780525563617
• ISBN-10: 052556361X
• Genre: Biography / Literary History
• Format: Hardcover / Paperback / eBook