Hemingway's last home receives makeover
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Ernest Hemingway's final home in this central Idaho mountain town &#151; with its astonishing array of the author's personal possessions &#151; is perhaps the most enigmatic, and certainly the least visited, of the houses the Nobel Prize winner once owned.
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A previously unknown story and a letter ascribed to Ernest Hemingway have caused a dispute between those who want to see them published and those who don't.
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A signed proof of Ernest Hemingway's novel, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," will be offered at auction in November.
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By Kimball Payne, Daily Press, Newport News, Va.  Dec. 12--HAMPTON -- It will be at least another month before the local panel guiding the reuse plans for Fort Monroe votes on the three designs drawn up for the waterfront post.
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Nobel Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez returned Wednesday for the first time in a quarter century to his birthplace and inspiration for the fictional town Macondo, immortalized in his masterpiece "One Hundred Years of Solitude."
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The barbed wire has gone and the  dormitories look basic but reasonably clean. Welcome to the  new-look camp for immigrants on the island of Lampedusa.
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By Bob Fliss, The Sun, Port Charlotte, Fla.  Sep. 22--Aside from a mixed bag of regulatory inspections, the marina  renovations at Fishermen's Village are nearly complete.
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If life were a Hemingway novel, red wine and cigarettes would go together like baguettes and sidewalk cafes, and damn the consequences!
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The New York Public Library is restoring the facade of its Beaux-Arts main building, in time for the structureâs centennial in 2011.
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The Arlington Center for Cooperative Elder Services has moved to 37 Broadway, in a facility that is 1,500 square feet larger than the former site.
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Martha Stewart's finally ready to get to work on her latest   project: redecorating her prison cell.
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By Alistair Bell MEXICO CITY  - Latin American literary giantGabriel Garcia Marquez has won the last laugh on copyrightpirates by changing the ending of his latest book, the Nobellaureate's first novel in 10 years.
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By STACI MATLOCK  A proposed forest restoration project on Rowe Mesa, southeast of Santa Fe, has been sent back to the Las Vegas (N.M.) Ranger District for more work, Santa Fe National Forest officials said Friday.
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By Deborah S. Morris, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 8--In the end, the community came together to preserve its past with an eye toward the future.
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Aficionados of the storied highway hope that the restoration of a famous stop for travelers will anchor a revival of motel culture and tourism.
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Since moving to France in 1993, Anselm Kiefer has turned his 50-acre property in Provence into a sprawling installation, with a former silk factory serving as his studio.
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NEW YORK - A celebrated red-tailed hawk evicted last week from his upscale New York digs is getting professional design help for his bid to move back to the ritzy Upper East Side apartment building where his nest was perched.