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'Other Writings ' of Novelists : Gate Pass to Their Backyard

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Introduction

Between the lines , the watermark of my favorite writer looms large . It first shows a boy who gradually enters the fold of an old man to venture out at sea , day in and night out . He would idolize Baseball player D 'Maggio , and would fancy Tuna fish , no matter even if it were raw , when

br in crisis (Hemingway , 1995 . Oh that 's just a blob , earnestly "The Old Man And the Sea " still hems on spark after sparks in the millions of hearts through sheer magic of words , as it still does to me . That was his way , my favorite writer , Ernest Hemingway , to play hide-n-seek with a plethora of such suggestive snippets but wouldn 't let anyone to get his full picture . Perhaps he knew that only too well , enigma begets more attraction . But why would readers search him only through his literary work , when there are other sources , like his personal letters or interviews , where there is scope to meet him in his backyard and sketch the real Hemingway ? Thus this explores some of his letters towards creating a personal sketch of the man who bade farewell to arms after receiving 200 splinter injuries or was drown in the sea of platonic love at 50 , or suggested his fifth wife to cool her heels in some cool place while he finishes his Old Man And The Sea

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His Bytes : Hard and Intense

Shortly before he committed suicide , Edward Stafford could interview Hemingway , which he eventually gave to Writer 's Digest in 1964 . Though he was not at his best , yet , the sharp wit never lost its sting , as even then he didn 't spare a chance to take a dig at William Faulkner , his archrival "Is it true that you take a pitcher of martinis up into the tower every morning when you go up to write " Asked Edward 's wife to Hemingway "Have you ever heard of anyone who drank while he worked ? You 're thinking of Faulkner . He does sometimes - and I can tell right in the middle of a page when he 's had his first one " pat came the reply from the master "How long can you actually be productive on a daily basis " Edward asked "That 's something you have to learn about yourself . The important thing is to work every day . I work from about seven until about noon . Then I go fishing or swimming , or whatever I want . The best way is always to stop when you are going good . If you do that you 'll never be stuck . And don 't think or worry about it until you start to write again the next day . That way your subconscious will be working on it all the time , but if you worry about it , your brain...