Dangerous Summer review finds Hemingway at 60 in decline
James F. Vesely examines The Dangerous Summer, Ernest Hemingway’s late life travelogue about Spain and bullfights in 1959. The book, trimmed from over 100000 words to about 45000, mixes sport reportage with a personal struggle, detailing Dominguin versus Ordonez and Hemingway’s faltering craft.
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Best Sellers on NYTimes List Reads Like a Mixed Year
A compiled ranking lists varied titles from Stephen King to Tom Clancy and Louis L Amour. Multiple authors include John Irving Herman Wouk Barbara Taylor Bradford Sidney Sheldon and Frank Herbert with others such as Lee Iacocca Tom Peters Bob Hope Leo Buscaglia Erich Segal and more.
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