It’s interesting to learn more about Ernest Hemingway’s earlier life as a struggling writer in Paris, as well as his relationships with other famous literary personalities, such as Gertrude Stein and F. Scott Fitzgerald, but as a whole the book is pretty underwhelming. It ends how it starts — with a whimper, just like real life.
| Positive: | Negative: |
| Crisp, straightforward prose | Doesn’t offer anything particularly groundbreaking |
| Likable, interesting characters (or rather people?) | As a recollection of mostly disjointed memories, the book has no real plot to speak of |
| Enlightening on the life on a writer in early 20th century |
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