Hemingway: A Life in Pictures
Ernest Hemingway admirers will certainly be interested in this pictorial  biography of his life, interests, and travels. (Book News2012-10-01)A handsome collection of 350 photos culled in part from the family archives reveals both the ordinary, everyday world as well as the spectacular arc of exploits that created the legend of Ernest Hemingway, the great American author who committed suicide in 1961. Deep-sea fisherman, big-game hunter, boxer, soldier, adventurer, family man (co-author Mariel is his granddaughter), Hemingway was one of the literary world's most iconic figures, and this fascinating tribute gives readers an inside look at the man whose fabled achievements extended far beyond the printed page. (Neil PondAmerican Profile2012-01-15)Vejdovsky takes readers on a guided tour of the literary legend's life and career via this remarkable collection of candid snapshots.... Images of a young Hemingway dressed as a girl and a copy of an article that appeared in his hometown paper that praised his bravery in combat during WWI for wounds he never received are just a few of the artifacts included. Arranged chronologically, readers are able to walk through the writer's life, gaining greater insight into Ernest Hemingway as a man as well as a writer. (Publishers Weekly Web Exclusive2011-11-25)Hemingway's star has risen again and for those who love Papa, here's a trip through his colourful life, from America to Europe and its battlefields and Paris, Africa and its hunts, the Caribbean and its fishing, as well as his books, his women, his journalism and his lust for life. Heckuva book. (Bill RobertsonSaskatoon Star Phoenix2011-12-17)[The book] is a treat, especially if you're an admirer of this great American novelist and short-story writer. (Canadian Jewish News2012-01-05)This handsome coffee-table book filled with photographs of its subject is arranged thematically rather than chronologically. The themes...reflect those that Hemingway himself turned to in his books: war, bullfighting, hunting, women, and his travels. This thematic style doesn't detract from the beauty and enlightening nature of the photographs.... Most of the photographs have been published before, but others will be a new treat to those familiar with his life and work. New and veteran Hemingway fans will definitely enjoy this book. A good complement, of course, for anyone reading Hemingway's works. (Sharon Britton, Bowling Green State Univ. Lib., HuLibrary Journal2012-02-15)A must get for any fans of the man, writer and legend! (Barry LevineNational Enquirer2011-12-27)Personally, I've never been a big Hemingway fan; nevertheless, the informative text and candid photos in this book succeeded in making even me feel connected to the man. Learning about--and seeing--his domineering mother and Puritanical, repressed father, for example, helped me understand why he grew into the person he became. And his childhood idolization of Teddy Roosevelt certainly explains a lot about him, too! Devotees of Hemingway will undoubtedly appreciate the treasure trove of previously unseen photos in this engaging tribute to an American literary icon. (Corey Michael DaltonSaturday Evening Post2011-12-07)Ernest Hemingway admirers will certainly be interested in this pictorial biography of his life, interests, and travels. (Reference and Research Books News2012-10-01)