 "Everybody Behaves Badly" is the first book to tell the full story behind Hemingway’s earliest published novel and how it propelled him to enduring international fame.Blume’s myth-shattering account features the fascinating figures behind Hemingway’s classic in their own words, and brings 1920s Paris, Pamplona, and New York City alive in an rich and unprecedented way.She culled countless letters, interviews, essays, long-out-of-print memoirs, archives, and interviewed dozens of descendants of the characters’ prototypes and the historical icons who played a vital role in bringing "The Sun Also Rises" to life — including family members and friends of Hemingway, Jazz Age oracle F. Scott Fitzgerald, redoubtable editor Maxwell Perkins, humorist Donald Ogden Stewart, and many others.