Tag Archives: Ernest Hemingway

Learn how to make four literary inspired cocktails!
4 Literary-Themed Cocktail Recipes

Spice up your stay-at-home parties with these specialty cocktails inspired by American classics. Cheers! We’ve [...]

29
Dec
A visitor story from the Story of the Day exhibit at the American Writers Museum in Chicago, Illinois. The exhibit features typewriters, but this story declares "I prefer a pencil and paper!"
AWM Story of the Week

"If you use a typewriter you better have strong fingers and little perfectionism. And a [...]

2 Comments

19
Jul
Close-up of Hemingway's Underwood typewriter platen
Typewriter Tuesday: Ernest Hemingway

Welcome to Typewriter Tuesday, a series from the American Writers Museum that aims to shed [...]

1 Comment

16
Jul
Transatlantic Writers: Between the Wars
November 28, 2018

The early Twentieth Century was a critical time for American literature. America was producing its [...]

Open pocket watch and person writing
The Right Time to Write

When is the right time to write? What is the best setting? What’s the ideal [...]

18
Sep
An old book and open compass with the label "life is an adventure"
“I read it in a book”: Building a Literary-Inspired Bucket List

Perhaps you have an ongoing bucket list or life list of all the things you [...]

10
Jul
War of the Words: Cather vs. Hemingway, 1923

In 1922, Willa Cather’s foray into the subject of World War I, One of Ours, [...]

1 Comment

24
Jan
“Such Friends”: Maxwell Perkins and Ernest Hemingway
November 15, 2017

As with F. Scott Fitzgerald, his first major author, Scribner’s editor Maxwell Perkins [1884-1947] found [...]

Skip to content