A Moveable Feast: The Restored Edition (CD-Audio)

from RichardWise

I have read it (the originally published edited edition) and referred back to it several times during the course of my ongoing education as a writer. If you access the Amazon edition you will find two scanned manuscript pages labeled 3 & 4. Those two pages contain the best advice I have ever rece...

from Carmenere

I read A Moveable Feast several years ago and enjoyed it quite a lot. Surprisingly, the restored edition was made even more enjoyable by Sean Hemingway's Introduction to the original text. When the reader looks at each of the nineteen sections of this book as "The Paris Sketches", as Sean suggest...

from rmckeown

Part One: The Original I love Paris in the summer, in the spring, and in the winter. Before each and every trip there, I re-read Hemingway's great work on his years in Paris between the wars. When I heard about the restored edition, I could not wait to compare it to the version I know and love. F...

from Alphawoman

I have never really read Hemingway before. At least not that I remember enjoying as much as I liked this book. His ability to turn a phrase, his brevity, his lack of adjectives.....I read this paying attention and fully engaged. The image in my head of Hem and wast he was what he represented was ...

from OccassionalRead

A Moveable Feast is non-fiction, an account of Hemingway's years in Paris, young and poor, with his wife Hadley, his infant son, John, nicknamed Bumby, and their cat, F Puss. It's eminently readable, broken into mostly short chapters, where you are introduced to and are privy to some of the conve...