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Original Title: | The Nick Adams Stories |
ISBN: | 0848805240 (ISBN13: 9780848805241) |
Edition Language: | English |
Characters: | Nick Adams |
Ernest Hemingway
Hardcover | Pages: 268 pages Rating: 4.05 | 6922 Users | 361 Reviews

Particularize Containing Books The Nick Adams Stories
Title | : | The Nick Adams Stories |
Author | : | Ernest Hemingway |
Book Format | : | Hardcover |
Book Edition | : | First Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 268 pages |
Published | : | January 1st 1972 by Amereon Limited (first published January 1st 1966) |
Categories | : | Fiction. Short Stories. Classics. Literature. American. 20th Century. Novels |
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The Nick Adams Stories show a memorable character growing from child to adolescent to soldier, veteran, writer & parent--a sequence closely paralleling events of Hemingway's life.The 1st section, called Northern Woods, includes "Three Shots", "Indian Camp", "The Doctor & the Doctor's Wife", "Ten Indians" & "The Indians Moved Away". The 2nd section, On His Own, includes "The Light of the World", "The Battler", "The Killers", "The Last Good Country" & "Crossing the Mississippi".
The 3rd section, War, has "Night Before Landing", "Nick Sat Against the Wall", "Now I Lay Me", "A Way You'll Never Be" & "In Another Country". The 4th section, Soldier Home, has "Big Two-Hearted River", "The End of Something", "The Three-Day Blow" & "Summer People". The 5th section, Company of Two, has "Wedding Day", "On Writing", "An Alpine Idyll", "Cross-Country Snow" & "Fathers & Sons".
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Ratings: 4.05 From 6922 Users | 361 ReviewsWrite Up Containing Books The Nick Adams Stories
What a wonderful way to read these stories; you do appreciate them in a different way in sequence. The biggest surprise was "Last Good Country," an unfinished novella that's kind-of like Hemingway's attempt at a children's adventure story, that he stops writing just before it turns dark. I'd read "Father and Sons" before and it's just as haunting as I remember. It also prove how little was "simple" about Hemingway style. Suicide hangs over the whole thing, without that word ever being used. ThatI can now say I'm a true Hemingway fan...my question is if they are all truthful?
The Nick Adams Stories: A Magnificent CollectionBy: Laura Bacon Ernest Hemingway has been known as one of the most popular American authors to date. he does not fall short in this collection of short stories. Said to The Nick Adams Stories: A Magnificent CollectionBy: Laura Bacon Ernest Hemingway has been known as one of the most popular American authors to date. he does not fall short in this collection of short stories. Said to mirror Hemingways own life, The Nick Adams Stories are a

Disappointing. I liked the first few stories but lost interest afterwards.
Why is it that I always hate Hemingway short stories while I'm reading them, but when I read analysis about them later, I see that they're brilliant?
Unlike most of Hemingway's writings, I liked this set of stories. Much of his other works are dark or too bohemian for my taste. I have read bits and pieces of the Nick Adams stories, out of sequence, over a number of years but just recently read the entire collection as assembled in this book. Nick Adams, the hero of the stories, some say, is actually Hemingway, as he sees himself. Symbolism can be read into many of the scenes throughout the stories so it isn't a stretch to say that Hemingway
It never ceases to amaze me the crud that teachers will subject their students to. This was my case in high school. I was forced to write numerous papers talking about how awesome this book was. In reality Ernest Hemingway was a total Eeyore. Everything he writes is depressing and boring. It's crazy that every one applauds him as being such a realist. I feel sorry for anyone who sees life in that way.I guess it's fine if you read a little Hemingway to broaden your horizons. Just be sure to read
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