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About Josh Silverstein
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I will answer questions relating to Ernest Hemingway's life or literature. I can also help with quotation source requests. No homework questions please.

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Mr. Silverstein holds a B.A. in English Literature and has been studying the life and works of Ernest Hemingway for the past ten years. His major work on Hemingway is titled, "The Importance of Being Ernest: Hemingway's Truth in Fiction and his Fiction in Truth." He is also author of "Hemingway: Alive and Well Online," an article exploring Hemingway's presence and position in the online community. He is the founder of "Timeless Hemingway," an award winning web site devoted to Ernest Hemingway.
   

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The Short Happy Life...10/31/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: I'M WRITING A PAPER ABOUT FARANCIS' MANHOOD ACHEIVEMENT. I NEED TO KNOW THE INFLUENCE OF THE OTHER ...
  A: The closing sequence of "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" has for many years ignited great ...
Hemingway´s the short happy life of Francis Macomber4/21/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: I will asked you some questions, if you don´t mind. The first one, do you really think that Francis ...
  A: The closing sequence of "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" has for many years ignited great ...
Re: Hemingway and smoking4/20/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: I am a reporter with the St. Petersburg (FL) Times. I am writing a story about Sloppy Joe's bar in ...
  A: I think you will find the following web page helpful: http://www.sloppyjoes.com/history.htm In ...
Hemingway and love/hate4/10/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Josh - I'm writing a paper about Hemingway and the issues of love/hate in his writings. I've read A ...
  A: Sorry for the late reply on this, but I was giving thought to the way you might want to approach ...
Re: Hemingway2/16/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Silverstein how are you? My class is going to be reading The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway soon. And ...
  A: You may want to check out the Barron's Booknotes for the novel at: ...
Is there Hemingways daughter...2/11/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Is there Hemingways daughter or granddaughter who is a actress? Thank you very much.
  A: Hemingway's grandchildren, Margaux and Mariel (by eldest son Jack) become film stars. Hemingway ...
A application of Hemingway's Iceberg Principle2/9/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Some explanation about Hemingway's Iceberg Principle applied in The Old Man and the Sea
  A: Hemingway's Iceberg Theory "If a writer of prose knows enough about what he is writing about he ...
biographical cristim2/4/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: how do the stories "old man on the sea" and "farewell to arms" connect with hemmingways life
  A: Many parallels have been drawn between Hemingway's life and fiction. Scholars generally agree that ...
Hemingway Trivia2/3/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: In which place in Venice Hemingway broke a glass by imitating a baseball swing?
  A: I am not sure about this one. If I had to guess I would say Harry's Bar in Venice. Hemingway spent ...
Hemingway's works1/31/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Was there a theme that Hemingway used over and over again in his works? Was there a common setting ...
  A: One common Hemingwayesque theme is what one loves must eventually be destroyed. A good example of ...
hills like white elephants1/25/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: can you give me the analyses of this story and explanation of this story in more common words?
  A: In "Hills Like White Elephants," the narrative is almost all dialogue between Jig and the American ...
existentialism1/20/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: What are some examples of existentialism in the story The short happy life of francis macomber?
  A: Existentialism is a major component of Hemingway's fiction. We see the focus on the strength and ...
Hemingway- How to interpret "Old man at the bridge"?1/18/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: How can I interprete Heminway's "old man at the bridge"? What sense does the story have?
  A: A soldier (who is also the narrator) sees an old man resting on the side of a road near a pontoon ...
feature articles1/18/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: I have learned that Hemingway wrote some feature articles (or articles similar to that genre), but I ...
  A: I think you are referring to the following: White, William., Ed. "By-Line: Selected Articles and ...
Hemingway's short story1/14/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: I'm a German student doing a research paper on "the history of the American short story from ...
  A: Regarding your first question, I would choose "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" as being exemplary of ...
Hills like withe elephants1/7/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: How can one describe the "gaps" in Hemingways "Hills like white elephants" as a steering of take - ...
  A: In "Hills Like White Elephants," the narrative is almost all dialogue between Jig and the American ...
Location1/6/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: We would like to visit the bridge and surrounding areas which Hemingway used as the setting when ...
  A: I do not have an exact location of the bridge, but "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is set in the woods and ...
Ernest Hemingway1/5/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Ernest Hemingway rose at 5:00 and wrote until what time?
  A: The following should be helpful. "I have thin eyelids, and the first light of dawn wakes me up, so ...
writing habits1/5/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: Wow! I love your website! Thank you so much! MyWhere can I find documentation that backs up the ...
  A: The following should be helpful. "On a shelf by the bed is the Royal portable he uses, typing ...
A Farewell to Arms1/2/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: What are some parallels of Hemmingway's life in A Farewell to Arms? Could you give me some detailed ...
  A: Read anything by scholar Philip Young. He has done some interesting work in regards to the parallels ...
concept of nada in hemingway1/1/2005Josh Silverstein
  Q: describe the theme of nothingness in fare well to arms.
  A: The Hemingway hero is a restless man, doesn't like the night, often will sleep through the day and ...
Hemingway basis for writing12/30/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: I am writing a paper for school on Ernest Hemingway...for my thesis statement is it safe to say ...
  A: Many parallels have been drawn between Hemingway's life and fiction. Scholars generally agree that ...
What does the "bridge" in...12/26/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: What does the "bridge" in his work The Old Man on the Bridge symbolizes? What does the "goat" in ...
  A: Two good summaries of this story can be found below: ...
main idea12/16/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: what is the main idea of what is going on in the short story "Old Man at the Bridge"?
  A: A soldier (who is also the narrator) sees an old man resting on the side of a road near a pontoon ...
symbols12/5/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: what are the symbols that ernest hemingway uses in the sun aslo rises?
  A: A lot of different ways to approach this question. I will give you one example of a possible symbol: ...
Soldier's home relavancy to...12/5/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: How does "Soldier's Home" well-illustrate the twentieth century and the suspicions of authors ...
  A: One might say that Hemingway is voicing his opinions of the war through the character of Krebs. ...
Ernest Hemingway11/24/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: What did Ernest Hemingway like to write about?
  A: Hemingway is largely considered a modernist writer and he wrote about subjects relevant to that ...
"Snows of Kilimanjaro" and "The Short Happy..."11/19/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: I am to write an analysis of the aforementioned stories. What would be a great relation I could make ...
  A: How about comparing the role of the wives in these two stories? Are they simply bitches out to ruin ...
The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber11/18/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: Josh, What is the signficance of the title of The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber. OR What ...
  A: This is an excellent question. I like to associate the question with anotherIs Macomber's wife, ...
contest Hemingway won as young writer11/11/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: Silverstein, I'm doing some research on Hemingway for a project and heard an anecdote I'm trying to ...
  A: Someone submitted this quotation once via the Hemingway quote finder service offered at my web site. ...
Themes of "The Short Happy Life Of Francis Macomber"11/11/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: I am supposed to read "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" and take a critical formalist ...
  A: A great place to learn about themes from short stories is "MasterPlots" edited by Frank Magill. In ...
Soldier's Home By Ernest Hemingway11/1/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: How does setting support and advances theme in "Soldier's Home"?
  A: The theme of alienation, isolation either from society or one's self is a recurring and necessary ...
Code Hero11/1/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: Did Hemingway live up to the characteristics of the code hero?
  A: The phrase, "Hemingway code hero" originated with scholar Philip Young. He uses it to describe a ...
Questions on A Clean,Well-lighted Place10/31/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: What's the "iceberg" under the this short story?or Who is the "iceberg" under the this short story? ...
  A: For an analysis on this story, see the following link: ...
Hemingway's use of nature10/23/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: What is the consensus amongst Hemingway experts concerning the use of nature in his works. I'm ...
  A: Thematically in Hemingway, it is not so much man vs. nature as it is man vs. self. Nature often ...
Please give me some suggestions and directions.7/10/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: Mr.Josh, How do you do? Now I would like to write a short essay on Hemingway's The Old Man and ...
  A: For researching Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea," I recommend the following two books: Bloom, ...
Hemingway and the Spanish Civil War5/22/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: Did Ernest Hemingway actually fight in the Spanish Civil War or just report on it ? Thanks
  A: Sorry it took me some time to get back to you. I was on vacation and did not specify my vacation ...
Key West and Hemingway4/17/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: I sometimes go to Key West and visit the Hemingway house with all the cats. I also have been to the ...
  A: If you are interested in Hemingway's Key West days, you should consult the following books: ...
Ernest Hemingway and Clinical Depression3/31/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: I am doing research for the future, perhaps a year from now, I will be doing my Master's thesis. I ...
  A: Do you have access to a college or university library? If so, I would recommend using the ...
how many words2/9/2004Josh Silverstein
  Q: how many words a day did hemingway write when he was writing a novel? also, approximately how many ...
  A: Hemingway himself said: "When I am working on a book or a story I write every morning as soon after ...

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