Hemingway's Notebook

Hemingway's Notebook

by Bill Granger

384 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781455530625

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Everyone is looking for it on St. Michel in the Caribbean. Here the president is a raving lunatic, the "Black Police" have the run of the capital, guerilla forces mass in the hills, an organized crime syndicate plans its own takeover, and U.S. agents brutally battle for a document filled with hot political secrets, the lost notebook of Ernest Hemingway. And here one of America's toughest spies, the man they call November, will need all his courage and cunning if the coveted prize is to be his.

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    How does the chaotic, high-stakes setting of the Caribbean island influence the tension and urgency of the mission compared to a more traditional urban or cold-war backdrop?

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    In what ways does the pursuit of Ernest Hemingway’s lost notebook serve as more than just a physical MacGuffin for the various factions involved?

  3. 3

    The protagonist, known as November, is portrayed as one of America's toughest spies; how does his character fit into the classic mold of the weary, cynical Cold War operative, and where does he subvert those expectations?

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