Ernest Hemingway. First edition. Limited first edition, one of 500 copies, numbered 495/500. CA: Meeker Publications, 1999. Dust Jacket: Near Fine. An unclipped jacket. Hardcover: Fine. No writing or markings in the book, like new, 50 pp. In a black case with red cloth lettered in gold gilt. A wonderful collectible copy, in a black slipcase, and a must have for any true Hemingway collector. Forward and illustrations by Barnaby Conrad.
This is actually a short piece written by Hemingway that originally appeared in Fortune Magazine in March, 1930.
The book looks into the topic of bullfighting, exploring its history, cultural significance, and the industry behind it. Hemingway's signature writing style is evident throughout, making it a must-read for any fan of the author or the sport. The article explores the business of bullfighting in Spain. He discusses the financial aspects, the bulls, the breeders, the horses, the promoters, the and the profits of the Matadors.
