I don't think that the assumption that Hemingway was gay isn't based on some new reading of his works - from the way it was told to me it gave the impression that there was good hard evidence behind it - again, I'll have to check my sources tho'. Camille verona_beach@geocities.com @ THE ARTS HOLE http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442 @ THE INVERTED FOREST http://www.angelfire.com/pa/invertedforest > >I read through the previous postings rather quickly so correct me if I'm > >wrong: > > > >Hemingway was a gay hedonist and that's why Scottie's leaving? > > > > - Adam > > > > > > > Not quite, Adam.... Papa whispered something about working into Scottie's > ear, and then told him to share it with the list.... Which reminds me.... > Does anybody know the story about that great Canadian pugilist Morley > Callaghan pounding the shit out of Papa in a Paris boxing ring.... Scott > Fitzgerald was the supposed time keeper, but he was so shocked when > Hemingway hit the ropes that he forgot to watch the clock.... Morley made > mincemeat out of Mr. Macho.... Does this mean I'll have to re-read THAT > SUMMER IN PARIS in the light of Callaghan's latent homophobia.... You know, > I'd be really miffed if people started applying this sort of reductionist > psychobabble to every serious artist in the world. Salinger, of course, > would provide a fertile field for such silly speculations--dare we mention > Mr. Antolini? > > Oops.... I don't quite know where THAT came from.... > > Cheers, > > Paul