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A Moveable Feast

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Hemingway recalls his early years as a struggling writer in 1920s Paris, with sketches of cafes, hunger, his first wife, and fellow writers including Fitzgerald and Gertrude Stein.

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First published
1964
Pace
Slow
Length
Short
Pages
256
Format
Standalone

Read this if you love literary history and atmospheric writing about Paris.

Skip this if you want a reliable, complete autobiography and not a polished, selective recollection.

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What is A Moveable Feast about?
Hemingway recalls his early years as a struggling writer in 1920s Paris, with sketches of cafes, hunger, his first wife, and fellow writers including Fitzgerald and Gertrude Stein.
Who should read A Moveable Feast?
Read it if you love literary history and atmospheric writing about Paris. Skip it if you want a reliable, complete autobiography and not a polished, selective recollection.
How long and how fast is A Moveable Feast?
It is a slow-paced, short read of about 256 pages, first published in 1964.
Does A Moveable Feast have content warnings?
We have not noted any content warnings for this book yet.
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