Author talk:Ernest Miller Hemingway

Renewals
Looking at Gutenberg's renewal list (#11800), I see the following renewals with Ernest Hemingway as author or contributor up through 1949 and some 1950 entries. Anything later should be in the Copyright Office database.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

In our time. © 15Sep25, A872032. R115297, 27Jul53, Ernest Hemingway (A)

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

The sun also rises. © 22Oct26; A950716. Ernest Hemingway (A); 24Jun54; R132519.

The torrents of spring. © 28May26; A901324. Ernest Hemingway (A); 17Feb54; R125860.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

An Alpine idyll; a yearbook of   American literature. (In the   American caravan) © 15Sep27; A1004202. Ernest Hemingway (A); 14Oct54; R137295.

Fifty grand. (In the Atlantic   monthly, July 1927) © 25Jun27; B747306. Ernest Hemingway (A); 14Oct54; R137294.

Italy, 1927. (In the New   republic, May 18, 1927) © 13May27; B740616. Ernest Hemingway (A); 14Oct54; R137293.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

The killers. (In Scribner's   magazine, Mar. 1927) © 25Feb27; B735228. Ernest Hemingway (A); 16Feb55; R144443.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Men without women. © 14Oct27; A1007827. Ernest Hemingway (A); 19Aug55; R154701.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Farewell to arms. © 27Sep29; A12869. Ernest Hemingway (A); 27Sep56; R177406.

A farewell to arms. (In Scribner's   magazine, May-Oct. 1929) © 25Apr29, B27057; 24May29, B29725; 25Jun29, B34177; 25Jul29, B36509; 23Aug29, B39578; 25Sep29, B44601. Ernest Hemingway (A); 26Nov56; R181032-181037.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

In our time. Introd. by Edmund Wilson. © on introd.; 24Oct30; A31583. Charles Scribner's   Sons (PWH); 13Oct58; R223036.

In our time. Rev. & new ed. © 24Oct30; A31583. Ernest Hemingway (A); 13Oct58; R223035.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

After the storm. (In Hearst's   international-cosmopolitan, May 1932) © 10Apr32; B151543. Ernest Hemingway (A); 11Apr60; R256548.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

A clean, well-lighted place. (In   Scribner's magazine, Mar. 1933) © 17Feb33; B183343. Ernest Hemingway (A); 8Dec60; R267630.

Death in the afternoon. © 23Sep32; A55316. Ernest Hemingway (A); 19Aug60; R261820.

Give us a prescription, doctor. (In   Scribner's magazine, May 1933) © 19Apr33; B186981. Ernest Hemingway (A); 8Dec60; R267634.

Homage to Switzerland. (In   Scribner's magazine, Apr. 1933) © 17Mar33; B183825. Ernest Hemingway (A); 8Dec60; R267632.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

God rest you merry gentlemen. © 18Apr33; A476837. Ernest Hemingway (A); 12Jan61; R269557.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

A.D. in Africa; a Tanganyika letter. (In Esquire, Apr. 1934) © 15Mar34; B220027. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282105.

Defense of dirty words; a Cuban letter. (In Esquire, Sept. 1934) © 15Aug34; B234329. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282109.

The friend of Spain; a Spanish letter. (In Esquire, Jan. 1934) © 11Dec33; B210926. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282103.

Genio after Josie. (In Esquire, Oct.   1934) © 15Sep34; B238113. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282110.

Marlin off the Morro; a Cuban letter. (In Esquire, autumn 1933) © 17Oct33; B206856. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282102.

Notes on dangerous game; the third Tanganyika letter. (In Esquire,   July 1934) © 15Jun34; B230987. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282107.

Notes on life and letters: On a manuscript found in a bottle. (In   Esquire, Jan. 1935) © 15Dec34; B247866. Mary Hemingway (W); 18Dec61; R287033.

Old newsman writes. (In Esquire,   Dec. 1934) © 15Nov34; B244847. Mary Hemingway (W); 18Dec61; R287032.

One trip across. (In Hearst's   international-cosmopolitan.    Apr. 1934) © 10Mar34; B218983. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282415.

Out in the stream; a Cuban letter. (In Esquire, Aug. 1934) © 16Jul34; B231830. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282108.

 A Paris letter. (In Esquire, Feb.   1934) © 15Jan34; B218028. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282104.

Shootism versus sport; the second Tanganyika letter. (In Esquire,   June 1934) © 15May34; B226768. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Sep61; R282106.

Winner take nothing. © 27Oct33; A66891. Mary Hemingway (W); 18Aug61; R280606.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

One trip across. (In Cosmopolitan.   Apr. 1934) © 10Mar34; B218983. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Feb62; R291207. HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

A. D. southern style. (In Esquire,   May 1935) © 12Apr35; B260812. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305399.

Facing a bitter world. (In Esquire,   Feb. 1935) © 15Jan35; B250574. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305395.

Green hills of Africa. Decorations by Edward Shenton. © 25Oct35; A89036. Mary Hemingway (W); 5Dec62; R305990.

Green hills of Africa. Pt.1-7. (In   Scribner's magazine. May-Nov. 1935) © 18Apr35, B258599; 28May35, B262796; 27Jun35, B266500; 26Jul35, B269766; 27Aug35, B273690; 26Sep35, B275844; 25Oct35, B279043. Mary Hemingway (W); 5Dec62; R305991-305995, 305997, 305996.

He who gets slap happy. (In Esquire,   Aug. 1935) © 8Jul35; B268217. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305402.

The malady of power. (In Esquire,   Nov. 1935) © 12Oct35; B278131. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305405.

Million dollar fright. (In Esquire,   Dec. 1935) © 8Nov35; B281507. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305406.

 Monologue to the maestro. (In Esquire,   Oct. 1935) © 7Sep35; B275230. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305404.

Notes on the next war. (In Esquire,   Sept. 1935) © 9Aug35; B271784. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305403.

On being shot again. (In Esquire,   June 1935) © 15May35; B263078. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305400.

The president vanquishes. (In   Esquire, July 1935) © 6Jun35; B264465. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305401.

Recipe for cocktail, Death in the afternoon; and comment. (In North,   Sterling, ed. So red the nose; or,    Breath in the afternoon) © 29Nov35; A89728. Mary Hemingway (W); 28Dec62; R307137.

Remembering shooting flying. (In   Esquire, Feb. 1935) © 15Jan35; B250574. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305396.

Sailfish off Mombasa. (In Esquire,   Mar. 1935) © 15Feb35; B253226. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305397.

The sights of Whitehead Street. (In   Esquire, Apr. 1935) © 15Mar35; B260811. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305398.

Who murdered the vets? (In New   masses, Sept. 17, 1935) © 13Sep35; B296156. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Nov62; R305407. HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Gattorno, program note. (In   Esquire, May 1936) © 7Apr36; B298106. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Jun63; R317032.

The horns of the bull. (In Esquire,   June 1936) © 6May36; B299664. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Jun63; R317033.

Marlin off Cuba. (In American big   game fishing) © 28Jun35; A85124. Mary Hemingway (W); 11Jun63; R317010.

On the blue water. (In Esquire,   Apr. 1936) © 7Mar36; B294631. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Jun63; R317030.

There she breaches. (In Esquire,   May 1936) © 7Apr36; B298106. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Jun63; R317031.

The tradesman's return. (In   Esquire, Feb. 1936) © 8Jan36; B288003. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Jun63; R317029.

Wings always over Africa. (In   Esquire, Jan. 1936) © 7Dec35; B284280. Mary Hemingway (W); 28Dec62; R307988.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Autobiographical article. (In Portraits   and self-portraits. Collected    & illustrated by Georges Schreiber) © 24Nov36; A101176. Mary Hemingway (W); 3Dec63; R327068.

Greetings from Hemingway. (In New   masses. Dec. 1, 1936) © 26Nov36; B323918. Mary Hemingway (W); 3Dec63; R327067.

The short, happy life of Francis Macomber. (In Hearst's   international-cosmopolitan, Sept. 1936) © 7Aug36; B310323. Mary Hemingway (W); 8Aug63; R320200.

The snows of Kilimanjaro. (In Esquire,   Aug. 1936) © 7Jul36; B305653. Mary Hemingway (W); 8Aug63; R320201. HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

All good Americans. Pref. by Jerome Bahr. © 19Mar37; A104316. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Mar64; R334316.

Fascism is a lie. (In New masses,   June 22, 1937) © 17Jun37; B341884. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Jun64; R339973.

 Heavy shell fire in Madrid advance. (In The New York times, Apr. 10,   1937) © 10Apr37; A5-80418. Mary Hemingway (W); 15Apr64; R336072.

Hemingway finds France is neutral. (In New York times, Mar. 17, 1937) © 17Mar37; A5-80417. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Mar64; R336555.

Hemingway reports Spain. (In New   republic, May 5, 1937) © 29Apr37, B337260. Mary Hemingway (W); 7May64; R337227.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

All good Americans. SEE Bahr, Jerome.

Americans in Spain veteran soldiers. (In New York times, Sept. 14, 1937) © 14Sep37; A5-84117. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Sep64; R345469.

Aragon drive described. (In New   York times, Sept. 15, 1937) © *; *. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Sep64; R345468.

Atlantic game fishing. SEE Farrington, S. Kip, Jr.

This must be the place. SEE Charters, James.

To have and have not. © 8Oct37, AI-23171; 15Oct37, A111144. Mary Hemingway (W); 22Oct64; R349056.

The writer and war. (In The writer   in a changing world) © 1Nov37; A110829. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Nov64; R349057.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

The cardinal picks a winner. (In   Ken, May 5, 1938) © 23Apr38; B377237. Mary Hemingway (W); 6May65; R360543.

Dying, well or badly. (In Ken, Apr.   21, 1938) © 8Apr38; B377236. Mary Hemingway (W); 22Apr65; R359912.

H. M.'s loyal state Department. (In Ken, June 16, 1938) © 4Jun38; B381776. Mary Hemingway (W); 8Jun65; R362715.

Hemingway reports Spain. (In New   republic, Apr. 27, 1938) © 21Apr38; B374897. Mary Hemingway (W); 5May65; R360296.

Hemingway reports Spain. (In New   republic, June 8, 1938) © 6Jun38; B381091. Mary Hemingway (W); 8Jun65; R362716.

Hemingway reports Spain; selections from dispatches. (In New republic,   Jan. 12, 1938) © 5Jan38; B361836. Mary Hemingway (W); 25Jan65; R354317.

Lerida is divided by warring forces. (In New York times, Apr. 30, 1938) © 30Apr38; A5-89090. Mary Hemingway (W); 5May65; R360295.

Loyalist retreat chokes the roads. (In New York times, Apr. 4, 1938) © 4Apr38; A5-88466. Mary Hemingway (W); 7Apr65; R358774.

Loyalists await Tortosa assault. (In New York times, Apr. 19, 1938) © 19Apr38; A5-89131. Mary Hemingway (W); 22Apr65; R359911.

Main rebel threat is deemed in north. (In New York times, Apr. 11, 1938) © 11Apr38; A5-88522. Mary Hemingway (W); 14Apr65; R359418.

Old man at the bridge. (In Ken,   May 19, 1938) © 9May38; B377646. Mary Hemingway (W); 12May65; R361175.

Quintanilla, an exhibition of   drawings of the war in Spain. © 15Mar38; A116136. Mary Hemingway (W); 16Mar65; R357466.

The time now, the place Spain. (In Ken, Apr. 7, 1938) © 31Mar38; B375091. Mary Hemingway (W); 1Apr65; R358304.

 Treachery in Aragon. (In Ken, June   30, 1938) © 18Jun38; B384028. Mary Hemingway (W); 24Jun65; R363527.

United we fall upon Ken. (In Ken,   June 2, 1938) © 23May38; B381289. Mary Hemingway (W); 27May65; R362145.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

The butterfly and the tank. (In   Esquire, Dec. 1938) © 7Nov38; B396565. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Nov65; R372994.

Call for greatness. (In Ken,   July 14, 1938) © 7Jul38; B382904. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Jul65; R364750.

The denunciation. (In Esquire, Nov.   1938) © 6Oct38; B393823. Mary Hemingway (W); 14Oct65; R370618.

False news to the President. (In   Ken, Sept. 8, 1938) © 27Aug38; B389741. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Aug65; R366848.

The fifth column and the first forty-nine stories. © 14Oct38; A123342. Mary Hemingway (W); 14Oct65; R370617.

Fresh air on an inside story. (In Ken, Sept. 22, 1938) © 10Sep38; B389742. Mary Hemingway (W); 14Sep65; R367975.

Good generals hug the line. (In   Ken, Aug. 25, 1938) © 13Aug38; B387343. Mary Hemingway (W); 30Aug65; R366847.

My pal the gorilla Gargantua. (In   Ken, July 28, 1938) © 16Jul38; B384539. Mary Hemingway (W); 2Aug65; R365737.

 A program for U.S. realism. (In Ken,   Aug. 11, 1938) © 30Jul38; B387342. Mary Hemingway (W); 2Aug65; R365738.

The Spanish earth. © 9Jul38; A132046. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Jul65; R364749. HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

All the brave. SEE Paul, Elliot.

The Clark's Fork Valley, Wyoming. (In Vogue, Feb. 1, 1939) © 31Jan39; B405635. Mary Hemingway (W); 3Feb66; R379861.

The next outbreak of peace. (In Ken,   Jan. 12, 1939) © 4Jan39; B405971. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Jan66; R378259.

Night before battle. (In Esquire,   Feb. 1939) © 5Jan39; B405306. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Jan66; R378260.

Nobody ever dies. (In Hearst's   international-cosmopolitan, Mar. 1939) © 1Feb39; B405307. Mary Hemingway (W); 3Feb66; R379860.

On the American dead in Spain. (In   New masses, Feb. 14, 1939) © 9Feb39; B404725. Mary Hemingway (W); 10Feb66; R380090.

PAUL, ELLIOT.

All the brave. By Elliot Paul & Jay Allen. Drawings by Lula Quintanilla. Pref. by Ernest Hemingway. © 17Apr39; A129251. Mary Hemingway (W); 20Apr66; R384627.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Under the ridge. (In Hearst's   international-cosmopolitan, Oct. 1939) © 1Sep39; B428408. Mary Hemingway (W); 2Sep66; R393110.

The writer as a writer. (In   Direction, May-June 1939) © 15May39; B417474. Mary Hemingway (W); 1Nov66; R397217.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Hemingway to Macleish. (In New   masses, July 2, 1940) © 27Jun40; B461356. Mary Hemingway (W); 29Jun67; R412667.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

For whom the bell tolls. © 21Oct40; A147112. Mary Hemingway (W); 27Oct67; R420407.

The great crusade. SEE Regler, Gustav.

REGLER, GUSTAV.

The great crusade. Pref. by Ernest Hemingway. Translated by Whittaker Chambers & Barrows Mussey. © 25Sep40; A144699. Mary Hemingway (W); 29Sep67; R418744. HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Ernest Hemingway says aid to China gives U. S. two-ocean Navy security for the price of one battleship.  (In PM's weekly, Sunday ed.,   June 15, 1941) © 15Jun41; B500546. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437647.

Ernest Hemingway says China needs pilots as well as planes to beat the Japs in the air. (In PM,   June 17, 1941) © 17Jun41; B500547. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437649.

Ernest Hemingway says Japan must conquer China or satisfy U.S.S.R.   before moving South. (In PM,   June 15, 1941) © 13Jun41; B500404. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437650.

Ernest Hemingway says Russo-Japanese pact has not kept Soviet from sending aid to China. (In PM,   June 10, 1941) © 10Jun41; B500256. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437652.

Ernest Hemingway says we can't let Japan grab our rubber supplies in   Dutch East Indies. (In PM,   June 11, 1941) © 11Jun41; B500309. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437651.

Ernest Hemingway tells how 100,000 Chinese labored night and day to   build huge landing field for bombers. (In PM, June 18, 1941) © 18Jun41; B500668. Mary Hemingway (W); 21Jun68; R437648.

Story of Ernest Hemingway's Far East trip to see for himself if war with Japan is inevitable. (In   PM, June 9, 1941) © 9Jun41; B500219. Mary Hemingway (W); 11Jun68; R437109.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

After four years of war in China, Japanese have conquered only flatlands. (In PM, June 16, 1941) © 16Jun41; B500485. Mary Hemingway (W); 1Jul68; R438654.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Men at war; the best war stories of all time. Edited with an   introd. by Ernest Hemingway. Baaed on a plan by William Kozlenko. © 2Nov42; A168541. Mary Hemingway (W); 6Nov69; R472428.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

For whom the bell tolls. With an   introd. by Sinclair Lewis. Illustrated with lithographs by Lynd Ward. NM: illus. & introd. © 24Sep42; A167959. George Macy Companies, Inc. (PWH); 1Sep70; R490826.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

Battle for Paris. (In Collier's   Sept. 30, 1944) © 22Sep44; B646158. Mary Hemingway (W); 23Sep71; R514206.

The G.I. and the general. (In   Collier's, Nov. 4, 1944) © 27Oct44; B650656. Mary Hemingway (W); 1Nov71; R515753.

How we came to Paris. (In Collier's,   Oct. 7, 1944) © 29Sep44; B646944. Mary Hemingway (W); 4Oct71; R514715.

London fights the robots. (In   Collier's, Aug. 19, 1944) © 11Aug44; B641527. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Aug71; R511151.

The Loyalists. (In They were there) © 7Jul44; A181743. Mary Hemingway (W); 9Jul71; R508855.

 Voyage to victory. (In Collier's,   July 22, 1944) © 14Jul44; B638033. Mary Hemingway (W); 15Jul71; R509210.

War in the Siegfried Line. (In   Collier's, Nov. 18, 1944) © 10Nov44; B651760. Mary Hemingway (W); 12Nov71; R516885.

GROTH, JOHN.

Studio: Europe. Illustrated by the author, with an introd. by Ernest Hemingway. © 5Nov45; A191040. John Groth (A); 12Dec72; R541094.

Studio: Europe. John Groth, text & illus. Ernest Hemingway, introd. © 5Nov45; A191040. Mary Hemingway (W of E. Hemingway); 6Dec72; R540111.

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST.

En avoir ou pas. To have and have not. Traduit de l'anglais par Marcel Duhamel. NM: translation. © 30Dec45; AF1279. Marcel Duhamel (A); 9Feb73; R546214.

RAEBURN, BEN, ed.

Treasury for the free world, by   J. Alverez del Vayo, Norman Angall & Hugo Fernandez Artucio. Introd. by   Ernest Hemingway. © 18Feb46; A1158. Mary Hemingway (W of   E. Hemingway); 17May73; R551830.

R563650. Dix indiens. D'Ernest Hemingway. Appl. au.: Marcel Duhamel. NM: translation. © 15Jul46; AF2484. Marcel Duhamel (A); 6Nov73; R563650.

R623851. A Farewell to arms. By Ernest Hemingway, illustrator: Daniel Rasmusson. NM: pref. & illus. © 15Nov48; A27710. Mary Hemingway (W of Ernest Hemingway) & Daniel Rasmusson (A); 6Jan76; R623851.

R635038. The Great blue river. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Holiday, July 1949) © 15Jun49; B198116. Mary Hemingway (W); 17Jun76; R635038.

R653753. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's International-cosmopolitan, Feb. 1950) © 1Feb50; B229749. Mary Hemingway (W); 23Feb77; R653753.

R654839. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's International cosmopolitan, Mar. 1950) © 1Mar50; B234720. Mary Hemingway (W); 4Mar77; R654839.

R660136. A Farewell to arms. By Ernest Hemingway, with an introd. by Robert Penn Warren. NM: introd. © 16May49; A32965. Robert Penn Warren (A); 22Nov76; R660136.

R660448. Across the river and into the trees. Pt. 3. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's International-cosmopolitan, Apr. 1950) © 31Mar50; B5-13390. Mary Hemingway (W); 11Apr77; R660448.

R660449. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's International-cosmopolitan, Apr. 1950) © 31Mar50; B239182. Mary Hemingway (W); 11Apr77; R660449.

R663696. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, May 1950) © 28Apr50; B243214. Mary Hemingway (W); 20Jun77; R663696.

R663985. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, June 1950) © 26May50; B247331. Mary Hemingway (W); 7Jun77; R663985.

R667777. Paradis perdu; suivi de La Cinquieme colonne. By Ernest Hemingway, translation: Henri Robillot & Marcel Duhamel. NM: translation. © 30Dec49; AFO-1576. Henri Robillot (A) & Madame Marcel Duhamel, nee Germaine Guibard (W); 18Jul77; R667777.

R671350. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. NM: additions & revisions. © 7Sep50; A47398. Mary Hemingway (W); 13Sep77; R671350.

R672170. Across the river and into the trees. By Ernest Hemingway. NM: additions & revisions. © 7Sep50; A47398. Mary Hemingway (W); 19Sep77; R672170.

R676513. Important authors of the fall speaking for themselves. By Ernest Hemingway. (In New York herald tribune, Oct. 8, 1950) © 8Oct50; B267133. Mary Hemingway (W); 14Nov77; R676513.

R678208. Radio adaptation of "The Killers" by Ernest Hemingway. By Frank L. MacIntosh. (In Radio and television writing) NM: radio adaptation. © 3Jan50; A42125. Frank L. MacIntosh (A); 1Dec77; R678208.

R680680. Success, it's wonderful. By Harvey Bright, contribution by Ernest Hemingway. (In New York times, Dec. 3, 1950) © 3Dec50; B275796. Mary Hemingway (W); 16Dec77; R680680. --Prosfilaes (talk) 06:32, 25 June 2015 (UTC)