Reviews
Incredible! You can find the entire collection of the New York Times’ Reviews of Ernest Hemingway’s Books on the web. This is a wonderful resource. There are reviews of some recent publications about the author, as well as multiple reviews of some of his earlier books. (The Old Man and the Sea, for instance, was
Cooking with Papa
The Hemingway Cookbook collects, for the first time, more than 120 adventurous food and drink recipes from Ernest Hemingway’s life and art. Presented with Hemingway’s own words, and set against the backdrop of his world, The Hemingway Cookbook gives you a true taste of the life and literature that re-defined the writer and writing.
A Hemingway Retrospective
The CNN In-Depth Special A Hemingway Retrospective features biography, bibliography, reviews and articles, a family tree, links, and a tour of Hemingway’s Key West home.
Televised!
The Gamecocks face the Gators in what might be the biggest game in school history. If South Carolina wins and Florida beats Tennessee on Dec. 1, the Gamecocks will become the first team other than the Gators or Volunteers to win the SEC East Championship. ESPN announced on Monday that it will nationally televise Florida’s
BCS
The new BCS Rankings have been released. Florida only moved up one spot – from 8th to 7th – after destroying Vandy this weekend. With the games against Tennessee and FSU looking to count for quite a bit in the computer rankings (and the “Quality Wins” category) I really hope the boys don’t have a
Cups
On plastic stadium cups
Stopping the Run
How to stop Florida’s potent offense
Hemingway
It took a few hours, but I finally converted almost all of my Hemingway site into The Hemingway Blog. It’s in MovableType now and I’m very pleased with the result. I still have to get the dozens (multiple dozens!) of essays on the author into some sort of bloggable format, but that’s just a bunch
Coop and Papa
Coop and Papa.com is a fascinating website that details the decades-long friendship between Gary Cooper, the actor, and Ernest Hemingway.


