Author: Jeffrey Meyers Title: Hemingway, a Biography Details: First Edition, First Impression, MacMillan, London, 1986. Condition: Book: Fine. Bound in sharp blue boards with crisp title lettering. A clean, tight, and square copy. Pages are crisp and bright. Appears unread. No internal markings, inscriptions, or foxing. Dust Jacket: Very Good. Minimal shelf wear. Crucially, the jacket is not price-clipped. However, a previous owner has scribbled over the printed price with red ink. The original price remains legible beneath the ink markings. An exceptional, well-preserved copy of Meyers' definitive, deeply researched biography of Ernest Hemingway. Summary Jeffrey Meyers' definitive, critically acclaimed biography offers a revealing examination of Ernest Hemingway's complicated life. Drawing upon restricted materials and exclusive interviews, Meyers masterfully charts the trajectory of America's most iconic author. The text covers Hemingway's youth, his wartime combat and reporting experiences, and his stormy relationships with literary peers and his four wives. Meyers sheds new light on the author's battle with celebrity, capturing the tragic evolution of the man behind the myth from his literary peak to his final physical and mental decline. It remains an essential volume for collectors and scholars.