New Statesman Archive: Literary Friendships Never Last

An archive piece from October 1978 in the New Statesman explores the nature of literary friendships, drawing insights from two books about American literary figures Hemingway and Fitzgerald.

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From the archive: Literary friendships never last

October 1978: Two books on, respectively, Hemingway and Fitzgerald reveal how different the heroes of American literature were

By Malcolm Bradbury

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New Statesman Archive: Literary Friendships Never Last

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