description: Ernest Hemingway's fiction evolved from two little books he published in Paris during his tenure with the lost generation writing crowd. First came Three Stories &amp; Ten Poems (1923), followed by in our time (sic) in 1924. Hemingway's Laboratory is the first scholarly book to focus exclusively on either of these books. The eighteen brief chapters of in our time were read by only a few but influential critic, Edmund Wilson found the prose profoundly compelling, in an altogether new form (that might be a quote). This early success gave Hemingway hope but more importantly provided a forum to develop a rhythm, explore themes and eventually got hold of it.
language: English
title: Hemingway's Paris in Our Time: Forging a Modernist Style
titlecomplete: Hemingway's Paris in Our Time: Forging a Modernist Style
publisher: University of Idaho Press