Part I of III
Top notch essay, Dylan. Will be watching my inbox for future instalments.
Legend Nic, appreciate it!
Well done. Interesting commentary and got me thinking critically about writing. Looking forward to more.
Can't wait to get out into the fresh air
Super stoked for this series! Also, the essay’s photo is fantastic and pure Hemingway.
Perfectly encapsulates him haha
I love the rawness of Hemingway, he's top 5 of my favorite writers. I found this first issue very interesting, looking forward to the next ones.
Cheers Danny, this is just the intro really, the big stuff to come
Even better!
Btw, what will be the cadence?
This is the series I want to read
Me too, hence my writing it
I’m excited to read for your series. I read Hemingway for the first time this year. Looking forward to learning more about his work from you
There's so much to him and his writing, despite the simplicity. Appreciate you taking the time
Interesting!
Good start!
Eager to read the rest.
Hey Dylano, this just surfaced on Notes. Suggestion – Can you link parts 2 and 3 in the original article? Saves readers some trouble searching for them. Thanks!
Really enjoyed the highlighted quote from
him about the critics. Looking forward to the next one!
Top notch essay, Dylan. Will be watching my inbox for future instalments.
Legend Nic, appreciate it!
Well done. Interesting commentary and got me thinking critically about writing. Looking forward to more.
Can't wait to get out into the fresh air
Super stoked for this series! Also, the essay’s photo is fantastic and pure Hemingway.
Perfectly encapsulates him haha
I love the rawness of Hemingway, he's top 5 of my favorite writers. I found this first issue very interesting, looking forward to the next ones.
Cheers Danny, this is just the intro really, the big stuff to come
Even better!
Btw, what will be the cadence?
This is the series I want to read
Me too, hence my writing it
I’m excited to read for your series. I read Hemingway for the first time this year. Looking forward to learning more about his work from you
There's so much to him and his writing, despite the simplicity. Appreciate you taking the time
Interesting!
Good start!
Eager to read the rest.
Hey Dylano, this just surfaced on Notes. Suggestion – Can you link parts 2 and 3 in the original article? Saves readers some trouble searching for them. Thanks!
Really enjoyed the highlighted quote from
him about the critics. Looking forward to the next one!