Michigan Hemingway Society

Since 1990, focusing on the Michigan influence in Ernest Hemingway's work,
especially the Nick Adams Stories.
The society holds an annual Hemingway Weekend in Petoskey, MI
each Fall which features speakers, readings, exhibits, and tours
of northern Michigan sites where the Nobel Prize-winning author
spent his boyhood summers.

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MHS Fall Conference

October 6-8, 2017
Petoskey, Michigan

"Hemingway: The End of Youth"

After graduating from high school in Oak Park, Hemingway left the rich environment. of life in Oak Park and summers in Northern Michigan when he moved to Kansas City and became a journalist for the Kansas City Star. From there he joined the Red Cross as an ambulance driver in Italy during WWI and finally returned to Petoskey as a wounded and decorated war veteran. At that point, he was no longer just a young boy enjoying carefree summers.

Steve Paul pictureOur keynote speaker this year will be Steve Paul, of Kansas City Star fame. Steve was ….new book Hemingway at Eighteen” will be published this fall.
Senior editor for the Kansas City Star, Steve Paul graduated in 1974 as a communications major in radio, television and film. Though he calls Kansas City home,Our keynote speaker this year will be Steve Paul, of Kansas City Star fame. Steve was ….new book Hemingway at Eighteen” will be published this fall.
Book Cover Senior editor for the Kansas City Star, Steve Paul graduated in 1974 as a communications major in radio, television and film. Though he calls Kansas City home,Our keynote speaker this year will be Steve Paul, of Kansas City Star fame. Steve was ….new book Hemingway at Eighteen” will be published this fall.
Senior editor for the Kansas City Star, Steve Paul graduated in 1974 as a communications major in radio, television and film. Though he calls Kansas City home,Our keynote speaker this year will be Steve Paul, of Kansas City Star fame. Steve was ….new book Hemingway at Eighteen” will be published this fall.
Senior editor for the Kansas City Star, Steve Paul graduated in 1974 as a communications major in radio, television and film. Though he calls Kansas City home,



Ernest Hemingway, A Life in Michigan (DVD)

A limited number of these DVD's are still available. The DVD includes Michigan sites of his stories and life, interviews of scholars and family as well as many historical photos. Created by Central Michigan University, Michigan Council for the Humanities, and the Michigan Hemingway Society (a CMU/WCMU-TV/PBS production). To order, please send $25 (includes shipping and handling) to: Michigan Hemingway Society, PO Box 922, Petoskey, MI 49770


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