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	1.	Hemingway, Ernest. Selected/with introduction by David Hughes. Illustrations by Ian Beck.  SHORT STORIES BY ERNEST HEMINGWAY. Folio Society, London, 1997, 6th printing. 273 pp, 8vo (8 15/16" H), hard cover in red slipcase. Quarter black cloth, paper boards with a pattern in red and black by Beck; pale grey endpapers. 12 leaves of two-colour lithographic plates by Ian Beck. Contains: Indian Camp; The Doctor and the Doctor's Wife; The End of Something; The Three-day Blow; The Battler; The Big Two-Hearted River: Part I; The Big Two-Hearted River: Part II; Now I Lay Me; In Another Country; A Way You'll Never Be; A Very Short Story; Soldier's Home; Cross-country Snow; Cat in the Rain; Alpine Idyll; Fathers and Sons; A Day's Wait; The Undefeated; After the Storm; The Light of the World; A Clean, Well-lighted Place; The Wine of Wyoming; The Capital of the World; The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber; The Snows of Kilimanjaro; The Old Man at the Bridge. Slipcase has minor rubbing. Near fine/Very Good+ Price: 20.00 USD
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	2.	Likrke, Eugene, ed. (Edith Wharton, Joseph Conrad, H.G. Wells, Vincente Blasco Ibanez, Robert Graves, Wilfred Owen, Rupert Brooke, John Mansfield, Ernest Hemingway, Lowell Thomas, Carl Sandburg, John Dos Passos, Jaroslav Hasek, E.E. Cummings, et al.)  ARMAGEDDON: THE WORLD WAR IN LITERATURE. Jonathan Cape / Harrison Smith, New York, 1930. 820 pp, large 8vo (9 1/4" H), hard cover (mustard cloth boards with black lettering on spine) - no dust jacket. Map endpapers. A collection of fact and fiction, prose and poetry from the Great War, including selections from famous (Hemingway, Faulkner, Graves, Brooke, Owen, T.E. Lawrence, Remarquez, Gorky, Ibanez, H.G. Wells, Conrad, etc.) and lesser known contributors. Inside hinges are weak with splits in paper but still holding, previous owners stamp on front pastedown, 2" triangular piece missing from bottom corner of page 363/4, some pages browning lightly and some very lightly, light browning to endpapers, a few pages with light wrinkles, browning and light soiling to edges of textblock, slight darkening to spine, light soiling to boards - 1 1/2" dia light liquid splash on front board, wrinkling and light wear at top/bottom of spine, crease in cloth across spine and into boards, slight bump at corners. Good reading copy only. Price: 30.00 USD
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	3.	Montgomery, Constance Cappel. (Ernest Hemingway.)  HEMINGWAY IN MICHIGAN. Fleet, New York, 1966, first edition. 224 pp, large 8vo ( 9 3/16" H), hard cover in dust jacket. B&w plates, map. "This book offers new insight into Ernest Hemingway's life as a boy and young man, and includes three previously unavailable Hemingway stories written before he reached the age of twenty-one. Included are new Hemingway photographs, and Constance Cappel Montgomery's own photographs of locations where Hemingway spent much time in Michigan, the setting of many of his early stories. Mrs. Montgomery has interviewed Hadley Richardson Mowrer, Hemingway's first wife, and had the thoughtful cooperation of his widow, Mary Hemingway. She has interviewed other members of his family, his friends in Michigan, and found and read previously undiscovered letters to him and from him, which guided her in offering fresh views on his early attitudes towards girls and women. During many visits to Michigan, she carefully traced the locations and characters in Hemingway's Michigan stories, and compared real places and real people with the people and places in his stories. She sketches in the history of the area he used as settings for his Michigan stories, and established the chronology of his family's visits and life in Michigan, and his own adventures there...." Wrinkle down rear pastedown, very light browning to edges of textblock. Dust jacket has light edge wear, moderate rubbing, one very small edge tear. Very Good/Very Good- Price: 25.00 USD
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	4.	Phillips, Gene D. Introduction by Carlos Baker. (Ernest Hemingway.)  HEMINGWAY AND FILM. Frederick Unger, New York, 1980. 192 pp, 8 3/16" H, soft cover. ISBN 0804466440 B&w photographs. "Ernest Hemingway's fiction presents the film adaptor with special problems....In his penetrating study, Gene Phillips pinpoints the difficulty in turning Hemingway's subtle fiction into movie material. Some of Hollywood's finest talents have responded to the challenge. Beginning in 1932 with Frank Borazge's 'A Farewell to Arms', starring Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes, several directors have tried their hand - Sam Wood ('For Whom the Bell Tolls', 1943), Howard Hawks ('To Have and to Have Not', 1944), and Henry King ('The Sun Also Rises', 1957). They drew on the not inconsiderable skills of such screenwriters as Dudley Nichols, William Faulkner, and John Houston. The results met with varying success. In exploring the reasons why, the book draws added validity from interviews with many of the directors and cinematographers involved in the persistent attempts to translate Hemingway into cinematic images. Carlos Baker's moving essay, 'Hemingway's Last Appeal', sets the tone for this thematic investigation. For the interested reader or film student, the book also includes a filmography, selected bibliography, and photographs." Interior - very light browning to inside of covers, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edge wear, minor rubbing, very minor soiling, old price sticker on rear cover. Very Good Price: 12.50 USD
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	6.	Stephens, Robert O. (Ernest Hemingway.)  HEMINGWAY'S NONFICTION: THE PUBLIC VOICE. University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 1968. 391 pp, 8vo (8 1/4" H), hard cover in dust jacket. "This is a ground-breaking study of an important and critically neglected body of writing of one of America's twentieth-century literary masters. In spite of the mounting number of books and articles examining the art of Hemingway's fiction and the impact of his life and art on twentieth-century culture, remarkably little attention has been paid to the nonfictional pieces that he wrote throughout his career. This study explores his newspaper and magazine journalism, his three books of factual prose, his introductions and prefaces to books by others, his program notes on painting and sculpture exhibitions, and his statements in self-edited interviews. In doing so, it throws a new, oblique light on what has usually been regarded as his major work - his short stories and novels...." Small ghost sticker mark on front endpapers, very light browning to endpapers, light browning and very minor soiling to edges of textblock, light wrinkling at top/bottom of spine. Dust jacket has light to moderate edge wearwrinkling - mainly at top/bottom of hinges and flap-folds, light browning on spine and flap-folds, light rubbing/soiling on rear panel. Very Good/Very Good- Price: 15.00 USD
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