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A Moveable Feast | Ernest Hemingway
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Only 2.5 hours remain of our roadtrip; so glad I chose to bring this interesting and entertaining book along. #Mar2025 Book29 #classic

[just a few pics of feasts enjoyed this month.]

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A Moveable Feast | Ernest Hemingway
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Packing for a weekend trip to Colorado mountains ⛰️
Picked up this in hardcover from the library bookstore to read on the driver (IF I am not being “driver”) #classic #WiaN2025 category Wanderlust

BkClubCare (however I‘m wondering if I am confusing this with Steinbeck‘s travels with Charlie 😬🙄🫤) 1w
BooksandCoffee4Me Love both books. This one is Hemingway sharing his years in Paris - stories of him and F Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, and the literary bunch. Travels with Charlie is his road trip across the country with his dog and made me want to get a dog and drive to all the small towns I could find. 😄 1w
BkClubCare @BooksandCoffee4Me Thank you 😊 I have had both on my tbr forever. Trying to hit a reading challenge category; this MIGHT still work. 7d
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catsuit_mango
A Moveable Feast | Ernest Hemingway
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Tea, book and watercolors... I don't need much ;)

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Michellesibs
Love and Ruin: A Novel | Paula McLain
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The Paris Wife is one of my favorite books. I'm not a fan of Hemmingways books, I'm obsessed with the women in his life.

Love & Ruin focuses on wife number 3. Martha Gellhorn, a woman considered one of the greatest war correspondents of the 20th century.

McLain creates a vibe that absorbs me fully. Smoked filled rooms, whiskey on the rocks, artistic types with deep feelings, daydreamers immersed in reality. Typewriters, affairs and hangovers.

mcctrish I loved the Paris Wife too 6mo
Michellesibs @mcctrish Honeatly I could reread it and I never do that, such a good book. 6mo
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Eggs I liked this book! 8mo
lil1inblue @Eggs Same! 🥰 8mo
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JoeMo
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Blume tells the story of Hemingways struggles to get his big break and the story behind The Sun Also Rises. What did I learn? Hemingway wasn‘t nearly as creative as I had thought, in this case using the story of a strange bender with friends as the plot for his book. It confirmed than Hemingway was quite honestly an ass. Yet at the same time, I‘m tempted to actually read one of his books for the first time in over twenty years.

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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 9mo
Ruthiella There was so much drinking in The Sun Also Roses, it made me a little queasy while reading. 9mo
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Roary47
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4✨It has been a while since I‘ve read anything from Hemingway, but I feel like his books continue to reveal themselves throughout this historical fiction. Farewell to arms being one that was lived by the characters and it brings about the story. The life and love story of a favorite author of mine was fun to read in this fictional depiction.

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Wild Nights! | Joyce Carol Oates
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Wild Nights is JC Oates' collection of stories on the final days of five American authors (Poe, Dickinson, Samuel Clemens, Henry James & Hemingway). Oates frequently explores the disparity between the public perception & the real life of the author (esp in the case of Clemens & Hemingway where they are performing the parts of Twain & Papa in public). There is also a great deal of ambiguity in each story. The first one, Poe Posthumous could (CONT)

vivastory be interpreted as a science experiment gone horribly wrong. One could also make a compelling argument that the entire story is imagined by Poe as he died from rabies. Then there is the very uncomfortable story about Twain. The collection has a fantastic preface by Oates, which is a sort of essay on the art of the short story. I loved this imaginative collection & agree with the NPR quote on the back, “The triumphant paradox here is that (CONT) (edited) 12mo
vivastory in their dying Oates brings these writers ferociously back to life.“ 12mo
Tkimsal Oates is sometimes challenging but, for me, always worth the effort! 12mo
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vivastory @Tkimsal I haven't read her novels, but I love her short stories. 12mo
LeahBergen Well, this sounds interesting! 12mo
Branwen Okay, Joyce Carol Oates is usually such a hit or miss with me - but your review really makes me want to check this one out! 12mo
vivastory @Branwen I've only read her stories which I've had a lot of luck with. Her story The Doll-Master has stuck with me years after reading it. It's one of the creepiest I've read. I also really liked the anthology she edited American Gothic 12mo
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