Canada's Role in Ernest Hemingway's Journey: Meet Author Marianne Miller! | Gramercy Books

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Explore Canada's significant role in shaping Ernest Hemingway's journey through the intriguing novel "We Were The Bullfighters," penned by Canadian author Marianne Miller. In collaboration with Hemingway expert Jim Phelan, the author will delve into Hemingway's Canadian influence in a discussion set for July. The narrative unfolds as a young Hemingway finds himself covering the gripping prison break of notorious bank robber Red Ryan for the Toronto Daily Star in 1923. Marianne Miller, a graduate of the University of Toronto's Creative Writing Program, intricately weaves a tale that delves into Hemingway's struggles with marriage, fatherhood, duty, and freedom amid a tumultuous period in his life. Her debut novel sheds light on Hemingway's stint as a staff reporter in Toronto and his encounter with Ryan's daring escape, prompting contemplation on the pursuit of dreams amidst adversity. Don't miss the chance to engage with Marianne Miller and Jim Phelan at Gramercy Books in Columbus on July 18, 2024, to gain insights into Hemingway's formative experiences in Canada. The event offers a profound exploration of Hemingway's journey and promises an enlightening discussion on the intricacies of his early career. Ticket prices range from $5 to $22.