What A New Trove of Ernest Hemingway's Letters Reveals About the Writer

The Leonard Lopate Show | Dec 30, 2015

Declan Kiely, Curator and Department Head of Literary and Historical Manuscripts at the Morgan Library & Museum, offers an inside look at the exhibit, “Ernest Hemingway: Between Two Wars," which explores a vital period of creative development in Hemingway’s life between WWI and WWII, a period that influenced his seminal works. The exhibit includes rarely shown manuscripts, letters, photographs, drafts, typescripts of stories, first editions and artifacts. Runs through January 31 at the Morgan Library & Museum.

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