Fishing notes on Hemingway's copy of Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain (item 4213). Sigman examining Hemingway's copy of Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal (item 424) in the Tower in 1977. Sigman making a tape-recorded survey of the books at the Finca Vigía in 1977. Hemingway in the "Library" in the Finca Vigía. The writing-bookcase in Hemingway's bedroom at the Finca Vigía. The "Library" in the Finca Vigía in 1970. Hemingway during the early years at the Finca Vigía. Hemingway's high school debating text (item 4035). Bottom: The Song of Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (item 3959). Top: Stories and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln (item 3902). The Library at Finca Vigía IV Sources V Methods and Procedures Notes Illustrations Using the Composite Record Composite Record of Hemingway's Library Index Literary pronouncements II The Critical Context III The History of the Library A. Knott Kevin Lahey Steve Paul Alexandra Pokorny David Raabe Randy Stokes Jennifer WheelerĬONTENTS List of Illustrations Preface Introduction I Hemingway as a Reader A. DeFazio III Laura Dunn Wayne Fraser James Hepburn Toni D. Special thanks to the following volunteers who helped create this electronic edition: Jolee Bohannon Albert J. 1'09729123 80-8488 ISBN 0-8240-9499-9 AACR2Īcknowledgements Our deep gratitude to Professor James Brasch and Professor Joseph Sigman for generously giving us the right to publish their work electronically. Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961-Books and reading. (Garland reference library of the humanities v. Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Brasch, James Daniel, 1929Hemingway's library. Brasch and Joseph Sigman 2000 Electronic Edition John F. he could invent from knowledge" Hemingway on Tolstoyġ981 James D.
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