Hemingway in Hawaii: War Would Come, Death Would Follow - Paperback

by Ray Pace (Author)

Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn visited Hawaii on their way to China in early 1941. Did a prize Marlin and a hunt for Bighorn sheep on the Big Island lead to a literary classic and the Nobel Prize? One of Hawaii's leading writers, Ray Pace takes the reader on an unforgettable journey into the possibilities.

Author Biography

Ray Pace is the author of Bearstone Blackie, Detective, a collection of stories about a bear who investigates fairy tales. The work has been described as sardonic wit and political satire. Among his books are Captain Mike's Honolulu Fright Night Tour and Hemingway, Memories of Les, a memoir of his friendship with Leicester Hemingway, N.Y. Times best-selling author of My Brother, Ernest Hemingway. Pace is President of Hawaii Writers Guild. He lives in Waikoloa Village on the Big Island of Hawaii. He can be reached at raypacewrites@gmail.com or visit his web-site www.raypaceatlarge.com