ENGL 346: The Life, Work, and Literary Legacy of Hemingway

The Ernest Hemingway Personal Papers includes donations to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library by Mary Welsh Hemingway (his widow) and additional donors over several decades. The collection spans Hemingway's entire career, and contains ninety percent of known Hemingway manuscript materials, making the Library the world's principal center for research on the life and work of this author.
Be sure to browse the Hemingway media galleries to see hundreds of photographs of Hemingway over the course of his life and to hear him reading from his Nobel Prize speech!

The library has acquired first editions, correspondence, and high school essays. See part of the collection online as part of The Early Years: Ernest and Marcelline Hemingway in Oak Park through the Illinois Digital Archives.

Search the Library of Congress to find images, videos, and writings of Ernest Hemingway.

BBC Radio 4 discussion with John Carey, Laura Marcus and Valentine Cunningham (In Our Time, Apr. 26, 2001)

The British Library - Explore the ways in which key 20th-century authors experimented with new forms and themes to capture the fast-changing world around them.

Several fully-digitized cultural, literary, and political magazines published in the first two decades of the 20th century. A few examples include The English Review, The Little Review, Scribner's, and Poetry.

The purpose of all the American literature pages is to provide useful, interesting, advertising-free information on the subject and to provide links to the best information available for American literature from the earliest days through the 1920s.

Directed at students, offers biographical and bibliographic information on 120 authors, including indigenous peoples. Timelines for seven time periods lists titles in their historical contexts.

Over 2000 critical and biographical websites about authors and their works, easily browsed by author, title, nationality, and literary period.

Explore movements, collections, and artists. Created by Google Cultural Institute.

Learn about the history and timeline of art, as well as the biographies of modern artists and details of art movements and styles.

Apollo is one of the world’s oldest and most respected magazines on the visual arts. It covers everything from antiquities to contemporary work, as well as providing in-depth discussion of the latest art news and debates; exclusive interviews with the world’s greatest collectors and artists; expert information on the market, authoritative guidance on collecting, and reviews and previews of exhibitions worldwide.