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The most widely read and translated American novel of the 20th century, "The Great Gatsby" explores the uniquely American possibilities that allow individuals to remake themselves. Learn more about......
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Hemingway returned to the U.S. in 1919 with plans to marry Agnes, but soon received a letter ending the relationship. Hemingway's wartime romance inspired his novel A Farewell to Arms.""
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Hemingway was born in Chicago on July 21, 1899, the son of a successful doctor and an equally successful musician. His mother's strong personality was a major force in Hemingway's early life. His... ...
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The publication of "Tortilla Flat" brought Steinbeck success and money. He sold film rights to "Tortilla Flats" and "The Grapes of Wrath." His marriage to Carol Henning ended, and he married first... ...
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Monterey's harbor was a fishing port that housed the canning factories of Cannery Row. Steinbeck's imagination was fueled by the harsh lives and straightforward values of the area's poor sailors and.....
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William Faulkner was born in 1897 in Mississippi, where memories of the Civil War lingered. The shame instilled into those Faulkner grew up with molded his character and influenced his later writing.
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Henry James was born in New York City in 1843 to an independently wealthy and educated family. During his childhood, James and his family moved back and forth from the United States to Europe....   ...
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The Hemingways moved to Key West, where Ernest wrote a series of minor works. Hemingway built a boat for himself called the Pilar. In 1933, Pauline and Ernest went on a year-long African safari.
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