Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Paul Hendrickson is a craftsman of letters who knows his work the way a master shipwright knows the grain of wood he fashions into planks and spars. The ...

It's been 50 years since Ernest Hemingway was found next to his shotgun in Ketchum, Idaho. Yet the life and times of the iconic American author remains an open book for scholars and historians to ...

There are countless biographies of Ernest Hemingway, but none of his beloved fishing boat, Pilar. A new book by Paul Hendrickson looks at the... The Old Man And The Boat: Hemingway On The Pilar In ...

Hemingway with black marlin, 1935, from a review of "Hemingway's Boat" by Paul Hendrickson Credit: Photo: CSU Archives / Everett Collection / Rex Features American writers have an obsessive relation ...

In 2012, Hilary Hemingway found herself crawling around the engine compartment of a boat docked outside Havana. “I’d been in many Hemingway homes,” she says, referring to her famous uncle, Ernest, ...

Paul Hendrickson, the author of “Hemingway’s Boat, Everything He Loved in Life, and Lost, 1934-1961,” is the latest biographer to delve into Ernest Hemingway, and does so by narrowing his focus on the ...

BROOKLIN — For Ernest Hemingway fans, there are few images more iconic than photographs of the mustachioed “Papa” aboard Pilar, his beloved 38-foot Wheeler Yacht fishing boat. Hemingway frequently ...

The actor walked in the footsteps of the Old Man and the Sea author by restoring one of the last Ernest Hemingway boats. Nick Romano is a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly with 15 years of ...

HEMINGWAY’S BOAT: EVERYTHING HE LOVED IN LIFE, AND LOST 1934-1961 By Paul Hendrickson Alfred A. Knopf, $30, 531 pages In 1987, The Washington Post published a three-part series on the sons of Ernest ...

In 1934, Ernest Hemingway was the reigning king of American letters. Just back from safari in Africa, where he'd shot rhinos and giant kudu, he seemed to be on top of the world. The first thing he did ...

In 1934, Ernest Hemingway was the reigning king of American letters. Just back from safari in Africa, where he'd shot rhinos and giant kudu, he seemed to be on top of the world. The first thing he did ...