海明威：最後的採訪

Hemingway was known for his public image as a dashing, masculine, adventurous, and life-loving man, but in his private life, he was extremely low-key, living for many years in a Havana suburb, far from the hustle and bustle. In these four interviews, Hemingway rarely broke through his defenses, speaking frankly and sometimes sharply and wittily on a wide range of topics, including life, literature, art, contemporary writers, and his insights into his own novelistic craftsmanship—"What I create through the art of the novel is not a reproduction of facts, but something more real and vivid than any real thing. After this new thing is born, if it is good enough, it can live forever."