Article: Fighting over Papa Family, Key West battle over Hemingway legacy

He helped put this island on the map, spinning prize-winning novels by day in a sprawling Spanish Colonial house while filling the sleepy fishing village's nights with bravado and bonhomie.

But now an unseemly spat has developed over Ernest Hemingway's larger-than-life legend and its deep ties to Key West.

This spring, a 16-year-old Hemingway Festival was canceled then restarted after the writer's three sons told organizers they had licensed their father's name and wanted 10% of the proceeds. The tiff has gone to court. The current owners of Hemingway's Key West house, who have run the home as a tourist attraction for decades, have asked a judge to block any attempt by the sons to claim ...

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