Items tagged with 'Ernest Hemingway'

Every writer has felt it—that twinge of jealousy when you read a sentence so perfect, it makes you angry that you didn't think of it first.

In the literary justice system, critic-based offenses are considered particularly heinous. Idiots are to blame. These are their stories.

Hemingway, famously, kept it short and sweet. But if you've got the gift of gab, like Nabokov and Marquez, you can stretch out with sentences that gallop, guffaw, and bulge with overstuffed wit.

A new app uses Ernest Hemingway's stripped down style as a template for analysis. Can it improve your writing?

Hemingway’s estate says ‘no’ to the magazine's request to publish a previously rejected story.

It's a classic example of good flash fiction, but who actualy wrote it? Some say Ernest Hemingway, but the Quote Investigator begs to differ.

It's not a stretch to assume that if you like the book or author, you'll buy the T-shirt, coffee mug, or bookmark. But what about the panties, shower curtain, and Ouija board?

Florida attorney Frank Louderback wanted time off from a federal murder trial to attend a content for people who look like Ernest Hemingway. His request was denied.

New letters from Ernest Hemingway reveal a softer, gentler side to the author.