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Article: Hemingway and Guy Hickock in Italy: The Brooklyn Eagle articles.(Ernest Hemingway's automobile trip )
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- The Hemingway Review
- Article date:
- September 22, 2005
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In March 1927 Hemingway and his journalist friend Guy Hickok made a trip to northern Italy that became the basis for Hemingway's short story "Che Ti Dice La Patria?" Hickok wrote at least two articles about the Italian" jaunt for The Brooklyn Eagle: "Ezra Pound, American Author, Now in Genoa, Has Regular Bathtub, and Charming Wife" and "Mussolini's Fascist Militia Good to Look at, but Make Botch of Guarding Crossings." The articles are introduced and reprinted here.
INTRODUCTION
The hectic automobile trip to northern Italy in March 1927 by Hemingway and his newspaper friend Guy Hickok has had some scholarly attention because it resulted in Hemingway's ...