World War I radically changed Ernest Hemingway as a writer. He served as an ambulance driver and was badly wounded only a few weeks after his deployment. He spent 7 months recovering in a hospital in Milan. His brief service shook 18-year-old Hemingway and helped launch him as one of the key forces in modernism. Hemingway docent and retired teacher, Rick Kabialis discusses Hemingway's experiences during a crucial developmental period as part of our Hemingway in the 21st Century series.
This is a free event but registration is required to reserve your spot as space is limited.