A Moveable Feast (Paperback)

from msf59

Hemingway in Paris. How irresistible. This beautifully rendered memoir, looks back to the early 20s, as the young writer, married with a small child, struggles to pay the rent in the City of Light....

from laytonwoman3rd

Hemingway's memoir of living in Paris among the ex-pats in the 1920's, written much later and published posthumously. It's a lovely read, presenting us with a gentle romantic picture of what life w...

from phebj

A Moveable Feast is Hemingway's bittersweet memoir of the years (1921-1926) he spent in Paris married to his first wife, Hadley Richardson. These were the years before his big success as a writer (...

from rlbenavides

It is a very intriguing prospect, to dive inside the mind of an author I admire, if only for the span of a novel, and therefore I thoroughly enjoyed Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast. Hemingway's...

from nittnut

This is the absolutely most charming thing I have ever read by Ernest Hemingway. We visit Paris in the early 1920's, where he is living and attempting to make a living as a writer. He is married to...