Table of Contents
• About Patrick Hemingway, Editor of True at First Light
• An Evening with Patrick Hemingway by Michael Seefeldt and Patrick Hemingway
• First Perspectives on True at First Light
• “Something Lost and Something Gained” by Rose Marie Burwell
• “Hemingway’s Truth and Tribal Politics” by Carl Eby
• “Africa Revisited“ by Robert Fleming
• “One Blind Man Exploring a Pretty Big Elephant” by Robert Gajdusek
• “A Lie by Noon?” by Suzanne del Gizzo
• “The Lion, the Leopard, and the Bear” by Hilary K. Justice
• “Editing True at First Light” by Robert W. Lewis
• “What’s Funny About True at First Light?” by Linda Miller
• “Reading Between the Lions” by Debra A Moddelmog
• “Night Thoughts” by Michael Reynolds
• “The True at First Light Manuscripts by Stephen Plotkin”
• Christopher Schedler, "The Tribal Legacy of Nick Adams"
• Stephen L. Tanner, "Hemingway's Trout Fishing in Paris: A Metaphor, for the Uses of Writing"
• Miriam B. Mandel, "Configuring There as Here: Hemingway's Travels and the 'See America First' Movement"
• Mark Gaipa and Robert Scholes, "She 'Never Had a Room of Her Own': Hemingway and the New Edition of Kiki's Memoirs"
• Paul W Miller, "Hemingway vs. Stendhal, or Papa's Last Fight with a Dead Writer"
• Olivia Carr Edenfield, "Doomed Biologically: Sex and 'Entrapment in Ernest Hemingway's 'Cross-Country Snow'"
• J. Gerald Kennedy and Jackson R. Bryer, eds. French Connections: Hemingway and Fitzgerald Abroad, (Review) by Paul Montgomery.
• Thomas Hermann, "Quite a Little About Painters": Art and Artists in Hemingway's Life and Work, (Review) by Frederick Voss
• Current Bibliography by Albert J. DeFazio III
• Bulletin Board
• 2000 International Conference, Bimini, Bahamas, January 3-9, 2000
• Acknowledgements