Chronology Entry
Year
1940.10.21
Text
Letter from Ernest Hemingway to Charles Scribner ; 21 Oct. 1940.
All matters are being fixed up so Martha [Gellhorn] and I can get married in November. Her idea of fun after that is to go to the Burma Road. I wish to Christ she had written this book and I was marrying her. But I like everything once it starts so I guess I will like the Burma Road and then will probably want to stay out on the Burma road and Martha will want to go to Keokuk Iowa.
All matters are being fixed up so Martha [Gellhorn] and I can get married in November. Her idea of fun after that is to go to the Burma Road. I wish to Christ she had written this book and I was marrying her. But I like everything once it starts so I guess I will like the Burma Road and then will probably want to stay out on the Burma road and Martha will want to go to Keokuk Iowa.
Mentioned People (2)
Gallhorn, Martha
(St. Louis, Missouri 1908-1998 London) : Journalistin, Schriftstellerin
Hemingway, Ernest
(Oak Park, Ill. 1899-1961 Selbstmord, Ketchum, Idaho) : Schriftsteller, Reporter
Subjects
Literature : Occident : United States of America
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1981 | Hemingway, Ernest. Selected letters 1917-1961. Ed. by Carlos Baker. (London : Granada, 1981). S. 519. | Publication / Hem4 |