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Novel destinations, literary landmarks from Jane Austen's Bath to Ernest Hemingway's Key West, Shannon McKenna Schmidt & Joni Rendon ; foreword by Matthew Pearl

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Novel destinations

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Shannon McKenna Schmidt & Joni Rendon ; foreword by Matthew Pearl

literary landmarks from Jane Austen's Bath to Ernest Hemingway's Key West

I. Read 'em and see: author houses and museums. Shakespeare's England -- More PLAYFUL destinations -- Atmospheric literary landscapes -- Southern comfort -- Poetic justice -- Literary houses on the prairie -- Contemplative places -- Literary adventurers -- Vampires, ghosts, & ravens -- Russian raconteurs -- Literary resting places -- Places of murder and mayhem -- On the trail of Agatha Christie -- II. Novel dispatches: writers at home and abroad. F. Scott Fitzgerald -- Ernest Hemingway -- Mark Twain -- Edith Wharton -- Henry James -- III. Literary festivals, tours, and more. Toasting favorite authors -- Literary walking tours -- Libraries worth checking out -- Lit fests -- From page to screen -- IV. Booked up: literary places to drink, dine, and doze. Literary lodgings in the U.S. -- ... Abroad -- Bookish places to sip and sup -- Big Apple bars for bibliophiles -- Parisian cafes of the literati -- England's best literary pubs -- Six Hemingway watering holes -- V. Journeys between the pages -- Bath, England (Jane Austen) -- London, England (Dickens) -- Paris, France (Victor Hugo) -- Dublin, Ireland (James Joyce) -- Prague, Czech Republic (Franz Kafka) Concord, Mass. (Louisa May Alcott) -- Salem, Mass. (Nathaniel Hawthorne) -- Key West, Florida (Hemingway) -- Monroeville, Alabama (Harper Lee) -- Monterey and Salinas, California (John Steinbeck)

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