Mary V. Dearborn on Hemingway in 1922
Jan 03, 2022•53 min
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Episode description
We usher in 2022 by exploring what Hemingway was doing one hundred years ago.
Mary V. Dearborn, the author of Ernest Hemingway: A Biography, joins the show to discuss Hemingway’s writing from 1922, his formative experiences as a journalist, and the notorious lost manuscripts last seen in Paris’s Gare de Lyon. For literary modernism, 1922 is an annus mirabilis, and we celebrate Hemingway’s own 1922, as he makes his first steps onto the global stage.
Happy New Year, everybody, and happy listening!
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