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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Paris, Hemingway, Hemingway's with the genre: Travel, Europe?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Hemingway's Paris'
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conversations.value: Do you know the first four paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Hemingway's Paris
  In , Robert Wheeler's photographs transport the viewer back to Ernest Hemingway's early formative years as a young writer living in Paris. Wheeler refers to his photographs as "lonely vignettes of black and white." When looking at them, one can't help but understand the influence those scenes had upon Hemingway.
  The very places in which Hemingway lived, worked, and walked are those that now hold his haunting presence. A sense of place, of physical surrounding, became central to his writing style, and it was in Paris that he honed his craft of observing, focusing, and knowing through direct, personal experience. Wheeler's photographs are laden with an aura of loneliness, isolation, and personal struggle, reflecting Hemingway's commitment to "write the truest sentence that you know."
  A Moveable Feast, written when Hemingway was an old man remembering the Paris years, can be read while gazing at Wheeler's photographs, bringing alive the significance of context, of weather and of mood upon Hemingway's imagination. The black and white of the photographs lend themselves to a sense of cold, of winter, of black trees framed against a white sky, of hurrying to find refuge in a warm and lighted café or room.
  Wheeler captures Hemingway's view from his window looking out over the rooftops of Paris toward the Panthéon, itself a monument to great writers. It framed his view of Paris while he worked and wrote. "Up in that room I decided that I would write one story about each thing that I knew about," he wrote. "I was trying to do this all the time that I was writing, and it was good and severe discipline."
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conversations.value: Do you know two more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Hemingway instinctively knew that the best of life is found in sparse, small details. His profoundly considered yet simple descriptions make the pages of his work come alive. He believed writing was not served well by embellishment, or through the use of adjectives and adverbs. With Hemingway, it was the wine, a Côte de Brouilly. The bread, and the dish baked in an oven hot with six escargots. The deep drink of red before each bite. And the candles and dim lamps that lit him were just enough to illuminate everything he needed or wanted.
  Book Talk. Monday, March 8th, 1923: The intimate crowd that gathered for the evening readings asked, "What about craft?" "What was the process like?" "What did you discover about writing?" "What about language?" "Is it about the city, or is it about the narrator?" You want all those that end up in a place like Shakespeare and Company to ask these questions. Hemingway knew the answers—he knew them because he immersed himself in the intricacies of his work. He believed in his art, trying to make the English language new by changing the rhythms of writing and by creating a minimalist approach to prose that would affect and impact generations to come.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: He believed in his art, trying to make the English language new by changing the rhythms of writing and by creating a minimalist approach to prose that would affect and impact generations to come.. Hemingway knew the answers—he knew them because he immersed himself in the intricacies of his work. Monday, March 8th, 1923: The intimate crowd that gathered for the evening readings asked, "What about craft?" "What was the process like?" "What did you discover about writing?" "What about language?" "Is it about the city, or is it about the narrator?" You want all those that end up in a place like Shakespeare and Company to ask these questions.
  Book Talk. And the candles and dim lamps that lit him were just enough to illuminate everything he needed or wanted. The deep drink of red before each bite. The bread, and the dish baked in an oven hot with six escargots. With Hemingway, it was the wine, a Côte de Brouilly. He believed writing was not served well by embellishment, or through the use of adjectives and adverbs. His profoundly considered yet simple descriptions make the pages of his work come alive.Hemingway instinctively knew that the best of life is found in sparse, small details
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conversations.value: Do you know the last two paragraphs?
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conversations.value: It is my hope that through my photographs and through the journals I have kept, I have given original and authentic testimony to the artistic triumph and personal tragedy in Ernest Hemingway's City of Light.
  Robert currently lives in New Castle, New Hampshire, with his wife, Meme, and daughters, Emma and Helen.