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Ernest Hemingway In His Time
Death of a Legendary Writer
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"Hemingway Feared Dead in Nile Air Crash," Daily News, January 25, 1954. When Hemingway and his fourth wife, Mary Welsh, were involved in a plane crash in Uganda in 1954, search planes mistakenly reported that there were no survivors, and Hemingway's death was prematurely announced by press around the world. |
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"Gunshot Kills Hemingway," Chicago Daily Tribune, 120 (July 3, 1961). Hemingway's suicide was initially reported as an accident. |
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The Atlantic Monthly, 223 (January 1969). Eight years after Hemingway's death, this issue contained "Hemingway: Living-Loving-Dying," the first part of a new book by Hemingway biographer Carlos Baker. |
The Daily Telegraph Magazine (London), May 19, 1972.
Cover from a photograph by Karsh. "Miss Mary's Lion" was one of Hemingway's posthumously-published stories.
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The Humanist, 76 (September 1961). Cover with Karsh's famous 1958 photograph of Hemingway. |
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