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Click to view full description | 1. | (Hemingway, Ernest). "A PROGRAM FOR U.S. REALISM". Published in "KEN, The Insider's World", Volume 2, No. 3, August 11th, 1938.
Ken, Inc., 1938.
- Quarto, 13-1/4 inches high by 10-1/2 inches wide. Softcovers, bound in stapled color pictorial wraps, boldly illustrated with a portrait of a Ringling clown. The covers are stained and creased along the edges and corners. 86 pages, illustrated throughout in color and black and white, including superb full page photographs and biting political caricatures & illustrations. The pages are creased and the bottoms of the leaves are dampstained. A powerful bi-monthly periodical which spares neither the right nor the left with its wartime exposees. Includes Donald Hough's "The Presidents Go Fishing", Joseph Heine's "Fad and Fraud in Health", Sidney Carroll's "Inside New York", and Claude Apperson's "Folding the Big Tent", recounting how Ringling Bros. closed down the circus in Scranton, PA when underpaid roustabouts called a strike, etc. Though not credited, many of the powerful photographs which grace this issue are by significant photographers of the period. This is the first appearance of Ernest Hemingway's essay "A Program for U.S. Realism". In this 1938 issue, Hemingway writes, with his tongue firmly planted in his cheek: "There will be war in Europe, if not this year then next. This lends peculiar timeliness to a classic cathechism on the nature of war. It also furnishes a simple pattern on which we can be realists of more than mere Chamberlain expediency. The obvious thing for us to do is sell all we can to both sides, but on a strict C.O.D. basis. And that, obviously, would be the quickest way to end it, in a Europe long on hate but short of gold.".
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| 2. | (Hemingway, Ernest). "THE TIME NOW, THE PLACE SPAIN". Published in "KEN, The Insider's World", Volume 1, No. 1, April 7th, 1938.
Ken, Inc., 1938.
- Quarto, 13-1/4 inches high by 10-1/2 inches wide. Softcovers, bound in stapled color pictorial wraps, boldly illustrated with the turbaned head of an angry Moroccan man on the front cover. The covers are slightly stained and creased along the edges. 138 pages, illustrated throughout in color and black and white, including superb full page photographs and biting political caricatures & illustrations. Very good. The first issue of this bi-monthly periodical which spares neither the right nor the left with its wartime exposees, includes Ladislas Farago's "England's Secret Government", F.S.K. Lloyd's "Hitler Hunts a Wife", Dr. Rene Kraus' "The Coming Moroccan Revolt", etc. Other contributors include John L. Spivak, Paul de Kruif, Heinz Lipman, and George Grosz, among others. Though not credited, many of the powerful photographs which grace this issue are by significant photographers of the period. This is the first appearance of Ernest Hemingway's essay "The Time Now, The Place Spain". Writing from Spain, Hemingway reports on the spread of Fascism and argues that the place to crush Mussolini and end the world war is to face him in Spain where it all began.
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| 3. | (Hemingway, Ernest). "UNITED WE FALL UPON KEN". Published in "KEN, The Insider's World", Volume 1, No. 5, June 2nd, 1938.
Ken, Inc., 1938.
- Quarto, 13-1/4 inches high by 10-1/2 inches wide. Softcovers, bound in stapled color pictorial wraps, boldly illustrated with a portrait of an unemployed American worker who has finally received a State & Federal Employment slip. The covers are slightly stained and creased along the edges and corners. 106 pages, illustrated throughout in color and black and white, including superb full page photographs and biting political caricatures & illustrations. These include a double-page caricature by Low entitled "United They Stand, Divided We Crawl", depicting the advance of Mussolini, Hitler and Hirohito upon British Democracy's Limited Liability and U.S. Democracy's Isolationism as France bolts for cover. The bottom front corners of the leaves are dampstained. A powerful bi-monthly periodical which spares neither the right nor the left with its wartime exposees. Includes Michael Frost's "Progressive Versus Politician", James Calhoun's "The Man Who Won the War", John L. Spivak's " A Measure of Recovery", etc. Though not credited, many of the powerful photographs which grace this issue are by significant photographers of the period. This is the first appearance of Ernest Hemingway's essay "United We Fall Upon Ken". Writing from Spain, Hemingway responds to those who have written him demanding that he quit writing for "Ken". In a tongue-and-cheek manner Hemingway suggests that "If Americans can't be united against fascism perhaps it is simpler, and certainly less hazardous, to have them united against Ken".
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| 4. | (Hemingway, Ernest). Samuels, Lee. A HEMINGWAY CHECK LIST.
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1951.
- Octavo, gray cloth titled in black on the spine. The covers are very lightly bumped & the spine & extremities are slightly darkened. 63 pages with an erratum printed on page 51. Near fine. "The first and only printing consisted of 750 copies." [Hanneman B-51]. The preface is by Hemingway.
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