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The Collection

November 9th, 2001 @ 3:44 pm PST
The Collection

Note: This post is part of The Hemingway Collection, an archive of essays, images, and hyperlinks to interesting articles about the great American author.

The extended text of this entry (click ‘more’) contains a listing of all of Hemingway’s books with links to essays about them.
For a chronology of short stories and related essays, visit The Short Story Collection.

  • Three Stories and Ten Poems (1923)
  • In Our Time (1925)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • Sudden, Unexpected Interjection – the intrusion of a first person narrator in Hemingway’s In Our Time and Anderson’s Winesburg, Ohio
  • The Sun Also Rises (1926)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • Common themes of alienation and detachment and their effects on the Lost and Beat Generations – An essay by Albert Kwan
    • An essay by Katie Dehaan
  • The Torrents of Spring (1926)
  • Men Without Women (1927)
  • A Farewell to Arms (1929)
    • Finding Patterns in Hemingway and Camus: Construction of Meaning and Truth – a paper by Robert and Steven Lane of Malaspina University-College
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • Love & Role-Playing in A Farewell to Arms by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • An essay by Matthew Mahony
  • Death in the Afternoon (1932)
  • Winner Take Nothing (1933)
  • Green Hills of Africa (1935)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
  • To Have and Have Not (1937)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • “No matter how a man alone ain’t got no bloody […] chance.” – a short essay
  • The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories (1938)
  • For Whom the Bell Tolls (1939)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • Pilar’s Tale: The Myth and the Message by Nathan Kotas
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
  • Across the River and Into the Trees (1950)
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • “Americans always say it to you before they go away.”
  • The Old Man and the Sea (1952)
    • An essay by Nathan Kotas
    • An essay by A. Chira

Posthumously:

  • A Moveable Feast (1964)
  • Island in the Stream (1970)
  • The Dangerous Summer (1985)
  • The Garden of Eden (1986)

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Responses to “The Collection”

  1. December 5th, 2002 @ 9:47 am
    joey

    I need the entire short story of Hemingway’s “The Undefeated” and Gambler, Nun, and Radio.” I need them from the internet to print them out. Thanks

  2. April 13th, 2003 @ 11:52 pm
    Abe

    Does such a site exist that has any, if not all, complete works by Hemingway? Even if it’s just one full short story, I’d like to read something by him. Please let me know. Thanks.

  3. November 10th, 2003 @ 8:57 am
    raja

    dear friend, Is hemingway written anything like ‘winter takes nothing’ or else ‘winner take nothing’. ur site is saying a new name for hemingway’s shortstory Is i have read a shortstory with typographical error in his title?

  4. December 1st, 2003 @ 2:24 am
    carolina

    hello i need help!!!i have to write an essay for ernest hemingway’s short story called “I guess everything reminds you of something” could somebody help me thanks by

  5. February 8th, 2004 @ 12:37 pm
    Carl

    Any essay on the capital of the world?

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