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I'm sure there are people who will enjoy this, but I personally was not all that interested in hearing about the petty drama of the Lost Generation's most prevalent authors.

frostap's review against another edition

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5.0

Spare and true, as Hemingway should be. I'm glad I tackled this after "Paris Without End", which provided context for early 1920s Paris an for the Hemingways' eventually-tumultuous marriage.

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4.0

Hemingway does writer-ly things in Paris. There are some entertaining anecdotes here and I really enjoyed reading about F. Scott Fitzgerald acting like an overly-indulged toddler.

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4.0

Hemingway does writer-ly things in Paris. There are some entertaining anecdotes here and I really enjoyed reading about F. Scott Fitzgerald acting like an overly-indulged toddler.

itsmoleyreads's review

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emotional reflective relaxing fast-paced

4.0

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3.0

Why did he write the chapter about F. Scott Fitzgerald like that?

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