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Hemingway, Ernest : Notes On Life And Letters Or A Manuscript Found In A Bottle in Esquire Magazine

Esquire, Inc., Chicago, 1935

Folio. Entire issue, January, 1935, in original Sam Berman wraps, moderate general wear and soiling, one internal page was stuck and pulled apart, tearing page, but not affecting Hemingway piece, fine creasing noted along spine edge. Another so - called letter to Esquire from the American author and adventurer. From the opening paragraph, "The magazine it seems is coming out early; a break for all of us who cannot wait a whole long month to get another shot of Gilbert Seldes, (it's a vice with me, I tried to break it off. They said all it would bring was blindness, insanity and death, but I said no, I'd paid the fifty cents. I could take it or I could leave it alone. Besides, I knew his brother George and he was a damn fine newspaper man)." Issue includes fiction from F. Scott Fitzgerald, Erskine Caldwell, Waldo Frank, Thomas Burke, Manuel Komroff, Oliver La Farge, Langston Hughes, Liam O'Flaherty, L. A. G. Strong, Konrad Bercovici, Edward L. McKenna, Georges Surdez, Louis Paul, and Normal Matson, non-fiction from Theodore Dreiser, Henri Barbusse, Ezra Pound, James M. Cain, Isaac Goldberg, John Gunther, Lawton Mackall, and Major Howard S. Reed, poetry from Edgar Lee Masters, humor from Robert Buckner, Edward P. Borden, and R. J. B. Denby, and cartoons from John Groth, E. Simms Campbell, Sidney Hoff, Abner Dean, R. Van Buren, Howard Baer, Everett Shinn, D. McKay, Jay Irving, Rodney de Sarro, Gilbert Bundy, Paul Webb, and Harry Weinert. See Hanneman C226. Scarce.. Magazine. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Soft cover

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