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Hemingway, Ernest : An Old Newsman Writes in Esquire Magazine

Esquire, Inc., Chicago, 1934

Folio. Entire issue, December, 1934, in original Sam Berman wraps, moderate general wear. Another so - called letter to Esquire from the American author and adventurer. From the opening paragraph, "Your correspondent is an old newspaper man. That makes us all just one big family. But the bad luck for the customers is that your correspondent was a working newspaper man and as such used to envy the way columnists were allowed to write about themselves. When the papers would come over your correspondent would read a long blob-blobs by his then favorite columnist on the columnist himself, his child, what he thought and how he thought it, while on this same day your correspondent's output would be something on this order: Kemal inswards unburned Smyrna guilty Greeks, sending it at three dollars a word Eastern Cable urgent to appear as, copyrighted by Monumental News Service, 'Mustapha Kemal in an exclusive interview today with the correspondent of the Monumental News Service denied vehemently that the Turkish forces had any part in the burning of Smyrna." Issue includes fiction from Morley Callaghan, William Saroyan, Robert Smith, Ernest Poole, L. A. Pavey, Henry Morton Robinson, Louis Zara, John Collier, and Robert McLaughlin, non-fiction from F. Scott Fitzgerald, James M. Cain, Frank Shay, Lawton Mackall, Ward Johnson, Sharat Roy, Louis Golding, Russell Boyd, Major Philip Brownell, and Paul W. Kearney, poetry from Alfred Kreymborg, humor from Frank Scully, Lynn Montross, Walter Brooks, Sanderson Smith, and Raymond Knight, and cartoons from John Groth, E. Simms Campbell, Sidney Hoff, Abner Dean, R. Van Buren, Howard Baer, Everett Shinn, D. McKay, Oscar Howard, Rodney de Sarro, Gilbert Bundy, Paul Webb, Sam Berman, and Ty Mahon. Scarce.. Magazine. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Soft cover

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