Hemingway Society member Mark Ott is seeking innovative and challenging
essays
addressing the topic of "Ernest Hemingway and the Geography of Memory" for a
book he is interested in editing.

Michigan, Italy, Spain, Paris, Africa, Key West and Bimini are some of the
most
distinctive places in the Hemingway oeuvre; in short fiction, novels,
journalism and correspondence, Hemingway revisited these sites, re-imagining
and transforming them into texts such as _In Our Time_, _A Farewell to
Arms_, _The Sun Also Rises_, _Green Hills of Africa_, _To Have and Have
Not_, _A Moveable Feast_ and _Islands in the Stream_. For this volume, I am
seeking essays that explore how Hemingway used the lens of memory to reshape
and transform seascape, landscape, events and people. The past was always
Hemingway's imaginative fuel; this proposed volume welcomes a variety of
approaches and premises shedding new light on Hemingway's complex,
idealized, and romanticized uses of his memory.

Please send a hard copy of your completed 15-20 pp. essay (along with a
disk) to:

Dr. Mark Ott, Department of English, Punahou School,1601 Punahou Street,
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 by September 15, 2005. Email submissions may be sent
to markp_ott_at_hotmail.com.

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