http://archives.newyorker.com/?i=1950-05-13#folio=036
So the above link takes you to a wonderful and bizarre profile on Ernest Hemingway, written in a 1950 issue of the New Yorker. There are so many great moments for Hemingway fans, like when he buys a coat from Abercrombie and Fitch ("Coat," he said unhappily) or when Marlene Dietrich drops by and they share lots of inside jokes.But probably the best part of the whole article is when Mary Hemingway forgets her own mother's name for two days.
