The Sharks in Literature site has a lengthy excerpt from The Old Man and the Sea.
OpenHere
The OpenHere directory includes a very comprehensive collection of Hemingway resources on the ‘net. This is an incredibly useful tool for students researching the author.
In the Shadow of a Giant
In the Shadow of a Giant: Reflections on the Life and Death of Ernest Hemingway, by Michael A. Hoerman, is a beautiful collection of photographs and reminiscings on the author.
Hemingway Society
The Michigan Hemingway Society has been active for many years, but was incorporated officially as a non-profit organization in 1993. The group’s volunteer energies have been focused ad hoc on such events as its annual Hemingway weekend held in Petoskey, Michigan, each October.
The Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park
The Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park fosters understanding of the life and work of Ernest Hemingway with emphasis on his Oak Park origins and his impact on world literature. Its mission reflects The Foundation’s belief in the importance of the written word and the value of thoughtful reading and writing.
Remembering Ernest Hemingway
Remembering Ernest Hemingway is a book containing thirteen interviews with family and friends of the Nobel laureate, published by The Ketch & Yawl Press, Key West, Fla., to commemorate the centennial of Ernest Hemingway’s birth.
Heming-L
HEMING-L is an Ernest Hemingway discussion / mailing list. I have been told it has replaced ERNEST as the hot spot for Hemingway news and conversation. The address is majordomo@mtu.edu. To subscribe leave the subject line blank and send the message: SUB HEMING-L Your Name to listserv@mtu.edu.
Hemingway Resource Center
The Hemingway Resource Center is an excellent starting point for students researching the author. This site contains a biography, an interactive message board, a bibliography, links to items for sale, a comprehensive FAQ, and several more tools.
This 404 Error page just got metafiltered. It is quite possibly the best link I’ve ever seen there. If you played computer games before graphics, you will seriously enjoy a visit.