Edited by James Nagel

Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, (1984).

First edition, first printing.

"First printing" statement to the copyright page.

  Fine in tan linen with burnished-brown titles embossed to the front cover and to the spine; in a nearly fine dust jacket with light fading to the spine panel.

A collection of twelve original essays, grouped by theme, that offer a new appreciation of Ernest Hemingway's life and art.

Includes an essay by Tom Stoppard.

Octavo; 246 pages; list of contributors; and an index.

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