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Image of Carl Eby Carl Eby

Professor of English
Appalachian State University
President (2023-2025)
Gail Sinclair

Rollins College
Vice President (2023-2025)
Image of Verna Kale Verna Kale

The Pennsylvania State University
(2024-2026)
image of Lisa Tyler Lisa Tyler

Sinclair Community College
Secretary (2025-2027)
image of Sharon Hamilton Sharon Hamilton

Independent Scholar
(2025-2027)
image of Kirk Curnutt Kirk Curnutt

Troy University
Permissions and Newsletter Editor (2024-2026)
Michael von Cannon

Florida Gulf Coast University
Hemingway Society & Foundation Treasurer (2023-2025)
Suzanne del Gizzo Suzanne del Gizzo

Chestnut Hill College
Editor, The Hemingway Review
Joseph M. Flora

The University of North Carolina
Past-President (2017-2019)
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About

The Ernest Hemingway Foundation was established in 1965 by Mary Hemingway, Ernest’s widow, “for the purposes of awakening, sustaining an interest in, promoting, fostering, stimulating, supporting, improving and developing literature and all forms of literary composition and expression.”

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Hemingway Review Blog

Another Context for Exploring Racial Difference in The Sun Also Rises, Part II

Black Africans and Black Americans might have experienced tolerance and admiration in Paris, but the signs of their imagined inferiority were present everywhere

Another Context for Exploring Racial Difference in The Sun Also Rises, Part I

Debra A. Moddelmog explores the racial significance of the Taverne: A La Chope du Nègre, a restaurant in The Sun Also Rises

Correction

Learn why claims that Hemingway visited Jaén, Spain, on October 20, 1960, cannot be accurate--and who visited there instead

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