A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway
This was an interesting collection of "fictional" reminiscences of Hemingway's life in Paris. His connections to other notable authors, poets and artists and his family life and excursions are features as well as his thoughts and direction on writing and life.
It's an interesting book, and while not something I would normally have just picked up on my own, I don't feel that I wasted the time it took to read it. For one thing, I can now say that I've read Hemingway. And for another, there were definitely some useful lessons and thoughts hidden in the prose.
(#56-2022)
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