A Clean Well-Lighted Place. "The Snows of Kilimanjaro."海明威：《勝利者一無所獲》《沒有女人的男人》《老人與海》《尼克的故事》《海明威短篇傑作選》；《海明威傳》 Martha Gellhorn 缺失落的一代

War is no longer made by simply analyzed economic forces if it ever was. War is made or planned now by individual men, demagogues and dictators who play on the patriotism of their people to mislead them into a belief in the great fallacy of war when all their vaunted reforms have failed to satisfy the people they misrule. ~Ernest Hemingway

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(Art: Photograph of Hemingway by Kurt Hutton)

 

  'You have youth, confidence, and a job, ' the older waiter said. 'You have everything.'

'And what do you lack?'

'Everything but work.'

'You have everything I have.'

'No. I have never had confidence and I am not young.'

'Come on. Stop talking nonsense and lock up.'

'I am those who like to stay late in the cafe', the older waiter said. 'With all those who do not want to go to bed. With all those who need a light for the night.'

---A Clean Well-Lighted Place,

Ernest Hemingway

I still remember in the Creative Writing Program from the University of Iowa this was the first story we need to read and analyze.

The sheer brilliance of Hemingway's art of stripping language to the bare minimum with all details reaching the depth. The use of dialogues and to portray pictures of the night with the shadow of the leaves on the table in contrast to the light that the waiters speak of.

I perhaps read this fifteen times. Yesterday I read it again in this marvelous Vintage Hemingway edition of "The Essential Hemingway."

I rank this story as Hemingway's best after a near novella "The Snows of Kilimanjaro."

漢清講堂：反思：張清吉先生的事業：新潮文庫(1967~；新潮叢書；新潮新思潮......)與志文出版...
忘記跟曹永洋老師拍照。他提醒許多插圖可觀。

羅曼·羅蘭原著《約翰·克利斯朵夫》(傅雷譯)是我初二讀的第一本大河小說。約45年過去，看到《約翰·克利斯朵夫》(濃縮本)，梁祥美譯，台北：志文，2004(49幅由 F. 馬塞瑞爾畫的插圖)。
原插畫竟然有666幅呢。

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海明威/著 志文出版社

226 《勝利者一無所獲》14篇

227 《沒有女人的男人》14篇

228 《老人與海》
242 《尼克的故事》

Ernest Hemingway: A Life Story: Carlos Baker: 

258   洛斯·貝克( Carlos Baker )著,楊耐冬譯,《海明威傳》，臺北:志文出版社 ，1981
本書對第3任太太Martha Gellhorn的記載，約只2頁篇幅 ，pp.305~06：

385 《海明威短篇傑作選》,作者:海明威,出版社:，志文，1997/2000

GELLHORN: A Twentieth Century Life
Caroline Moorehead, Author . Holt $27.50 (480p) ISBN 978-0-8050-6553-4

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H Martha Gellhorn (1908–1998) was a woman of enormous accomplishment. Writer and journalist, she covered the major international conflicts of her lifetime, from the Spanish civil war to Vietnam, managed to land on Omaha Beach shortly after D-Day, entered Dachau a few days after it was liberated, observed the Nuremberg trials and, in the course of a long life, visited and wrote about most of the areas of the world. But she was a woman working in a man's world and, as the subtitle of Moorehead's first-rate biography reminds us, hers was a 20th century life, filled with all the contradictions between private and public existence experienced by most achieving women of her generation. As her first husband, Ernest Hemingway, put it before their acrimonious divorce, "Are you a war correspondent or wife in my bed?" a question Gellhorn finally answered by leaving him. As Moorehead shows, Gellhorn, at once tough and vulnerable, was surefooted in her professional life and capable of enduring friendships with people as varied as Eleanor Roosevelt, Robert Capa (some of whose photos are included) and Leonard Bernstein. Her intimate life was another matter, with both her marriages and her numerous affairs all ending in tears. Moorehead, the author of well-received biographies of Iris Origo and Bertrand Russell, was a friend of Gellhorn's, but the affection and admiration she feels for her subject (to whose papers she had exclusive access) does not prevent her from providing a vivid, balanced and fascinating portrait of a "woman who was oddly deaf to the intonations of feminism," and yet who paid a price for her independent spirit. 16 pages of b&w photos not seen by PW. Agent, Clare Alexander. (Oct. 1)

。。。廖志峯

有些書想到時會重翻，

流動的饗宴是其中之一。

不過，

我其實更早看過失落的一代，

不知道原是同一本。

晨鐘的書也很經典。

重看的書，

每次都看到不同的重點，

之前看時代和文人活動，

這次看海明威的創作觀。

海明威提到創作的間隙，

休息，做愛，閱讀都很重要，

讓創作水井的水源豐滿⋯⋯。

不過我一直沒搞清楚塞尚對他創作上的實質影響是什麼🤔。

月前答應到花蓮演講，

不過，

不知道我和颱風小犬誰先抵達⋯⋯。

這次去花蓮也會講帕慕克的伊斯坦堡