THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST: A Clever Conspiracy

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Writer Tim Black scores another good review for his mystery short based on Hemingway's lost writings:

Author Tim Black has weaved a very entertaining tale of what became of “Hadley’s Valise.” Incorporating fellow writers of "The Lost Generation" he’s devised a clever conspiracy theory to explain a mystery that has endured for 90 years.

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The Importance of Being Ernest by Tim Black:

Hemingway scholars have long postulated on the whereabouts of Hadley's valise, a satchel containing several of Hemingway's early manuscripts. Yes, his first wife lost the valise on her way to join Papa in Pamplona for a little bull dodging, but did she lose it or was it stolen? Pilfered by someone who had a grudge against young Ernest Hemingway?

In The Importance of Being Ernest, an untenured literature professor, facing the peril of “publish or perish,” travels from Key West to Paris in pursuit of Hadley's valise, only to discover the bastard child of a Left Bank literary legend as well as the answer to the question: what happened to Hadley's valise?