Ernest Hemingway Speaks---
Good day to you earthly writers.
Just wanted to mention, I have written four more short stories, since I've been here.
Did all of you read, Old Man and The Sea?
Well, if you haven't, I would summons you to, go and seek it out.
It just happened to be, my biggest selling short story.
Really, I was amazed when it took off like it did.
So now, I am ready to introduce my new work.
The next one, after Old Man and The Sea, is called, The Fish that Got Away. The second one is called, The Boy and the Old Man. The third one is called, The Great Big Sea, and the last one is called, A Big Fish Story.
Hope you will get to read them soon. But for now, I'm dying to tell you about them.
Airlover....
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Cute
Very cute airlover.
I love 'Old Man and the Sea,' but must always read it with the translation I have into Spanish. Too cool!.
The translation I have is by Lino Novas Calvo, and is the best translation of any book I have read. He captures the spirit of Hemingway in the most fantabulous way.
One of the things I admire is Hemingway's ability to say so much with so few words.
By any other writer, The Old Man and the Sea would have been an epic novel.
I look forward to his further works.
;)
jaw
I know you love Hemingway!!
When I read the Old Man and The Sea, I was amazed at the simplicity of it. Thus bringing to mind that writing doesn't have to be complicated. You don't have to find a hundred ways to say what you want to say, just say it. Loved the little short. Can't wait to read your collection of short stories Jaw.
keep up the great writing!!
Airlover