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Prazdnik kotoryi vsegda s toboi [A Moveable Feast]
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For millions of readers worldwide, the Paris of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ will forever remain ‘Hemingway’s Paris’—a city where one could live, work, and be happy without a penny to one’s name. For decades, this work was published based on the 1964 edition, which appeared three years after the author's death. However, the author's son and grandson, Patrick and Seán, undertook a massive effort to restore the manuscript's authentic text to the form it held during the author's lifetime. Now, readers have the opportunity to experience the *Feast* that Ernest Hemingway himself intended to present to them...
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For millions of readers worldwide, the Paris of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ will forever remain ‘Hemingway’s Paris’—a city where one could live, work, and be happy without a penny to one’s name. For decades, this work was published based on the 1964 edition, which appeared three years after the author's death. However, the author's son and grandson, Patrick and Seán, undertook a massive effort to restore the manuscript's authentic text to the form it held during the author's lifetime. Now, readers have the opportunity to experience the *Feast* that Ernest Hemingway himself intended to present to them...
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Автор
Hemingway Ernest
Издательство
AST
ISBN
9785170871537
Переплёт
Paperback
Year Published
2024
Страницы
288
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For millions of readers worldwide, the Paris of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ will forever remain ‘Hemingway’s Paris’—a city where one could live, work, and be happy without a penny to one’s name. For decades, this work was published based on the 1964 edition, which appeared three years after the author's death. However, the author's son and grandson, Patrick and Seán, undertook a massive effort to restore the manuscript's authentic text to the form it held during the author's lifetime. Now, readers have the opportunity to experience the *Feast* that Ernest Hemingway himself intended to present to them...