This writer learned to understand Cezanne when he was hungry, and he learnedthe term "inaccroachable" from a woman who explained that he could buy clothesor paintings. After winning a pair of horse bets, this man took his wife to eat atMichaud's, where James Joyce ate. This man's wife lost a case with all his original(+) stories at the Gare de Lyon station. This man went on a driving trip with the hypochondriac F. Scott (*) Fitzgerald, taught Ezra Pound to box, and visited Gertrude Stein at her apartment in the Rue de Fleurus. In his autobiography, he was called Tatie by his wife Hadley and told of his cat F. Puss babysitting his infant son B
This writer learned to understand Cezanne when he was hungry, and he learnedthe term "inaccroachable" from a woman who explained that he could buy clothesor paintings. After winning a pair of horse bets, this man took his wife to eat atMichaud's, where James Joyce ate. This man's wife lost a case with all his original(+) stories at the Gare de Lyon station. This man went on a driving trip with the hypochondriac F. Scott (*) Fitzgerald, taught Ezra Pound to box, and visited Gertrude Stein at her apartment in the Rue de Fleurus. In his autobiography, he was called Tatie by his wife Hadley and told of his cat F. Puss babysitting his infant son Bumby. For ten points, name this American author whose memoir A Moveable Feast describes his time in Paris, when he wrote Big Two-Hearted River and The Sun Also Rises.
This writer learned to understand Cezanne when he was hungry, and he learnedthe term "inaccroachable" from a woman who explained that he could buy clothesor paintings.
Ernest Hemingway