Edited with an introduction by Harold Bloom. First edition, later printing. New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 1985. Unclipped dust jacket (in a mylar wrapper) is in Near Fine condition. Hardcover is in Near Fine condition. No writing or markings found in this well-preserved copy, which looks unread, 233 pp. Laid in phamplet on Hemingway.
A thoughtful collection of literary criticism exploring the enduring legacy of Ernest Hemingway, edited by renowned literary scholar Harold Bloom.
Published by CHP in 1985 as part of the influential Modern Critical Views series, this volume gathers essays examining Hemingway’s style, themes, and lasting impact on twentieth-century literature. Bloom’s introduction frames the author’s place within the canon while contributors analyze major works including The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, and The Old Man and the Sea.
This well-preserved copy appears unread and includes a laid-in pamphlet related to Hemingway. A desirable scholarly reference for collectors of Hemingway criticism, literary studies, and the celebrated Modern Critical Views series.
