Santa Fe College to Host Conference
“Hemingway: Between Key West and Cuba”
Gainesville, Florida
July 20-22, 2017
The conference is being held at the Northwest Campus in Gainesville, Florida, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of publication of Ernest Hemingway’s novel To Have and Have Not, which is set in Key West and Cuba in the 1930s.
Ernest Hemingway's home in Ketchum, Idaho, has transferred hands from The Nature Conservancy to the Community Library. As part of the library's mission to preserve the community's cultural and literary heritage, the Hemingway house will be the site of a residency program for artists and scholars, and certain artifacts from the house will be preserved in the library's regional history collection.
Richard Owen, former Rome correspondent for The Times, on Hemingway in Italy
A 1952 letter written by Hemingway to Marlene Dietrich (or as he affectionately called her, the "Kraut") was put on auction on May 4, 2017. Here is an article from Public Radio Internation about the letter that features an interview with the General Editor of the Hemingway Letters Project, Dr. Sandra Spanier: https://www.pri.org/stories/2017-04-18/hemingways-love-letter-marlene-di...
Do you share Ernest Hemingway’s dream? If so, the Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park has a great opportunity for you to realize your creative aspirations. We are announcing our second annual Hemingway Shorts competition, which was introduced in 2016 to give aspiring writers a chance to publish their work.
The Ernest Hemingway Foundation is seeking a Writer-in-Residence for the 2017-2019 term. This two-year program is designed to give writers what they need most in order to create great work: space and inspiration.
2019 PEN/ Hemingway Award2018 PEN/ Hemingway Award
Tommy Orange, There, There (Alfred A Knopf)
Orange’s There There illuminates the lives of urban Native Americans, and explores their struggles with identity and authenticity.
Golden Globe Award winner Stacy Keach will star in Pamplona, a play centering on Hemingway in the late 1950s.
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At the Grammys on 12 February, Michael Daugherty's cello concerto "Tales of Hemingway" took home all three awards for which it had been nominated: Best Classical Instrumental Solo, Best Classical Compendium, and Best Contemporary Classical Composition.