New Novel Shows Hemingway's Lighter Side
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The macho hunter image of Ernest Hemingway is replaced by a picture of the author as a confident and happy man in one of his last manuscripts, to be published this fall.
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Itâs no disgrace that âAlmost an Evening,â the new bill of bite-size plays by Ethan Coen, lives up to the modesty of its title.
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Latin American literary giant  Gabriel Garcia Marquez has won the last laugh on copyright  pirates by changing the ending of his latest book, the Nobel  laureate's first novel in 10 years.
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Residents who live near writer Ernest Hemingway's former home in the resort town of Ketchum want to buy the house and move it to settle a dispute with its owner, The Nature Conservancy.
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Oren Safdieâs new play about playwriting and generational conflict is sweetly amusing, if dramatically limp.
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Richard Russo (Photo by Herb Swanson for The New York Times) The Boston Globe Mameve Medwed delivers the first review Iâve yet seen of âBridge of Sighs,â by Richard Russo â she calls it a âmagnificent, bighearted new novel.â Hereâs how Medwedâs piece ends: Whatever the scale of their lives, Russo&#8217;s characters - the stars and the [...].
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Sopranos star, James Gandolfini who is all set to play Ernest Hemingway in a new movie.
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Arts & entertainment: Francisco Goldman discusses his first non-fiction book and overcoming his own grief
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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. As a result it's mostly remembered as the place where the writer killed himself in the main entryway with a shotgun in 1961.
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"The Italian Lover" (Little, Brown &amp; Co., 340 pages, $23.99), by Robert Hellenga: This is the sequel to the tantalizing historical novel about a bashful Midwesterner who moves to Italy, falls in love and loses her inhibitions.
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Russell Banksâs new novel bears less resemblance to any of his gritty, visionary epics than it does to a melodramatic B movie from the 1940s.
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Michael Palin turns his wandering eye to the life and locales of Ernest Hemingway, moving between past and present in the places that meant so much to the author.
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In Ann Packerâs ladylike, man-proof new novel, too much of the focus is given to the pedestrian, domestic details about her characters.
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Some books are better for summer, some for certain times of day; Murakami's latest is a night owl's delight.
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KEY WEST, Florida  - A game of cat and mouse is under way between the U.S. government and Florida's Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum over the fate of dozens of felines roaming the former home of the Nobel Prize-winning author.
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Cynthia Ozick's new novel, Heir to the Glimmering World, is very much in line with the other fiction for which she is known so well. This story, like many of her others, deals with the Holocaust, obsession with scholarly arcana, mental imbalance and the lives of outsiders. The moral seriousness is evident from the start, but the novel also is a very good story.
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Beach reads don't have to be vapid to be enjoyable.