Ron McFarland, the author of more than 20 books, is a professor of English at the University of Idaho.

“impressive and inspiring”—The Hemingway Review.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrefaceOne—Appropriating Ernest HemingwayTwo—Young HemingsteinThree—Hemingway Makes the Twenties RoarFour—Hemingway and the Threatening ThirtiesFive—Ernest Hemingway: Our Man in HavanaSix—­Sci-fi Papa; or, Hemingway in Speculative FictionSeven—With Hem ObsessedEight—Hemingway on Stage, Screen and TelevisionNine—Hem Among the PoetsConclusionChapter NotesWorks ConsultedIndex

Ron McFarland, the author of more than 20 books, is a professor of English at the University of Idaho.

“impressive and inspiring”—The Hemingway Review.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrefaceOne—Appropriating Ernest HemingwayTwo—Young HemingsteinThree—Hemingway Makes the Twenties RoarFour—Hemingway and the Threatening ThirtiesFive—Ernest Hemingway: Our Man in HavanaSix—­Sci-fi Papa; or, Hemingway in Speculative FictionSeven—With Hem ObsessedEight—Hemingway on Stage, Screen and TelevisionNine—Hem Among the PoetsConclusionChapter NotesWorks ConsultedIndex