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Even though he died in 1961, Ernest Hemingway is still newsworthy and continues to be the subject of stories printed in newspapers and magazines around the globe. You can follow news from the last 30 days or read archived news dating back to the 1930s. News from various Hemingway related organizations is also provided.

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Hemingway first edition to be sold at St. Louis auction (The Springfield News-Leader)

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A signed first edition of Ernest Hemingway's novel "A Farewell to Arms" will be sold to benefit literacy programs supported by the Greater St. Louis Book Fair.

Butler's memoirs offer peek into Hemingway's private life (New Kerala)

By Lydia Gil, Denver, March 7 : A new book by Ernest Hemingway's former butler offers a portrait of the late author's life during the years he resided at a country estate outside Havana.

Butler's memoirs offer peek into Hemingway's private life (IANS Books) (Sify News)

/EFE) A new book by Ernest Hemingway's former butler offers a portrait of the late author's life during the years he resided at a country estate outside Havana.

Butler's memoirs offer peek into Hemingway's private life (MalaysiaNews.net)

Denver, March 7 (IANS/EFE) A new book by Ernest Hemingway's former butler offers a portrait of the late author's life during the years he resided at a country estate outside Havana.

From Chaucer to Hemingway to Whistler (Sioux City Journal)

It might have been Chaucer who penned the lines eons beforeNaismith tacked those peach baskets to opposite walls and picked upa soccer ball for the pre-game shootaround.

T-TALK: Wax Hemingway in Cuba looks spookily real (The Tuscaloosa News)

HAVANA | Ernest Hemingway still haunts Cuba; he’s just doing it in wax. A life-size likeness of the legendary author debuted last week at a wax museum in the eastern city of Bayamo.