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However, in the "Book Looks" column of that issue, reviewer Kerry Scott wrote that EH "keeps pushing a great many readers in the face by an attitude that says, 'You wouldn't be interested in this anyway'" and concluded, "They are going to take him at his word and stay away from the book in great numbers" (College Humor, January 1927, 85). EH probably alludes to the Harvard Lampoon, Harvard University's humor magazine, established in 1876. Fitzgerald had attended Princeton University but did not complete a degree. 9 Founded in 1890 by William Heinemann , the London publishing company bearing his name gained considerable success by pioneering six shilling novels and attracting such authors as Henry James, Rudyard Kipling, and H. G. Wells. After Heinemann's death, the New York publisher Doubleday acquired a controlling interest in the firm. Doubleday managing director Charles S. Evans expressed Heinemann's interest in SAR and entered negotiations for the British rights with the Curtis Brown agency late in 1926. 10 For EH's description of his earlier suicidal feelings, see his letter of 12 [November 1926] to Pauline. 11 Sans peur et sans reproche: without fear and beyond reproach (Fren

Author

Hemingway, Ernest; Sanderson, Rena; Spanier, Sandra; Trogdon, Robert W.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Published

2015

Language

EN