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The Removable Feast
When some of Ernest Hemingway's long-lost manuscripts fall into the hands of a disillusioned Hemingway scholar, he gets a lesson in the fleeting nature of passion in this award-winning short story (approx. 6800 words).
24 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2012
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November 7, 2012
I should note that I am not a Hemingway fan. I'm really not. I think students should read me; I can tell you why he is an important writer, but that's about it.
In her short story about an Hemingway scholar's discovery and the effects it has on his life, Claire Splan makes me want to read Hemingway. And honestly, isn't that the highest praise one can give of a well written story about an author?
Well, that and it was funny.
In her short story about an Hemingway scholar's discovery and the effects it has on his life, Claire Splan makes me want to read Hemingway. And honestly, isn't that the highest praise one can give of a well written story about an author?
Well, that and it was funny.
March 13, 2017
Really enjoyed it.
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February 25, 2016kindle short story 23 pages
May 19, 2013
Not sure how this wonderful little short story ended up on my TBR pile, but I am certainly glad. Delicious.
September 22, 2013
Short and concise but the climax is at the legend !
January 20, 2020
It’s been a few years since I read this, but I remember being equal parts fascinated and bored. I did learn some things, and that kept me going.
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