chambre, and once there, many hours before he returned to normality and reality, I realized that I was very wrong with my body and my form of bourgeois corseted dress and he gave me change my clothes and frantically seek a presence in the mirror than usual, and ended up dressed in women's version of Hemingway, that is, I dressed up as a boy with blond curls for girls as the mother of Hemingway disguised him as a child, when she wore a pink gingham hat with flowers, which incidentally has led me to think that all male-literary career of Ernest can be read as an extreme reaction to the image of female baby mama.
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Paris never ends
Enrique Vila-Matas
Photo: Stock Ernest Hemingway
Library John F. Kennedy of Boston
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