Dr. James Nagel Presented in cooperation with Little Traverse History Museum and American Spoon Foods. Stafford's Perry Hotel, Petoskey Our theme for 2001 will be Hemingway and the Native Americans , and our keynote speaker is Dr. James Nagel of the University of Georgia. Dr. Nagel is a world-renowned scholar and lectured who has come to the eye of the general public since his work Hemingway in Love and War , The Lost Diary of Agnes von Kurowsky, with Henry S. Villard, was made into the movie In Love and War . Dr. Nagel always draws large crowds for such events because of his wonderful talent for presenting literary ideas in understandable language.
All events are open to the public.
Keynote speaker was James Plath, co-author with Frank Simons of Remembering Ernest Hemingway. The Torrents of Spring , a novella which was set in Petoskey. Speakers included Judy Henn, Dr. Fern Kory, Dr. Waring Jones and Dr. Robert Gadjusek. As the texts of their papers are received and formatted for the World Wide Web, you will find them here.