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SUMMARY:One Hundred Years of The Sun Also Rises with Dr. Verna Kale
LOCATION:Hemingway Center (HEMG)\, 1819 W. Friendship Lane\, Boise\, ID 83
 725
DESCRIPTION:6 PM\nThursday\, November 5\nHemingway Center\n\nFREE and open
  to the public!\n\nDrawing upon letters\, photos\, and news clippings fro
 m Hemingway's own day\, biographer and editor Verna Kale speculates on wh
 at it might have been like to read The Sun Also Rises for the first time 
 in 1926\, as well as what it was like for the not-yet-famous Ernest Hemin
 gway himself to have written it. This talk invites lifelong Hemingway fan
 s as well as those encountering Hemingway's work for the first time to co
 nsider why this novel continues to resonate with new generations 100 year
 s later.\n\nDr. Verna Kale is an Associate Research Professor of English 
 at Pennsylvania State University and Associate Editor of the Hemingway Le
 tters Project. She is the editor of the Norton Library Edition of The Sun
  Also Rises (2025)\, author of the critical biography Ernest Hemingway (2
 016)\, and editor of Teaching Hemingway and Gender (2016). She was a prog
 ram advisor to the PBS documentary film HEMINGWAY\, directed by Ken Burns
  and Lynn Novick (2021). She currently serves as President of the Ernest 
 Hemingway Foundation and Society.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/689cf59b
 -2a04-4a36-911f-ced174866545
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/689cf59b-2a04-4a36-911f-ced174866545
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