Ernest Hemingway House

I teach the work of women.

And yet I recently, I kind of began my tour before the launch at Hemingway House in Ketchum, Idaho.

And

I did an event there.

Whoa.

Yeah.

I was talking to the curator of the Hemingway House and And he was saying that he's queer.

And he was saying that his child realized that they were a woman, you know, had surgery, and then actually ended up, he died in jail, or pardon me, she died in jail, because she would go out as a woman and then get messed with, but she was still Hemingway's child, and so she would get in fights.

Sam." You can say my name, say my name.

Um, "Attached is a picture of the tile and wooden cat figurine I purchased from the Hemingway House in Key West.

I couldn't resist."

Oh.

Um, actually, I think that my understanding of what it means to be a woman writer and trying to explore history in the West became a very, very vivid lesson in my first ghost story.

I was a writer in residence at the Hemingway House, and I had a very big experience there, ghost experience.

It's, it's how I start my book.

But I remember feeling like-

We would go eat lunch.

Hemingway House.

Oh, yeah, Hemingway House to do before.

The cool thing about if you're at NAS Sigsbee is that you can park at that Trumbo Point, I think it's called.

And then it's just a short bike ride or walk.

Heidi is an Idaho-based playwright who deals in mythology, metaphors, and monsters, and explores fragmented psyches, Cartesian dualism and synthesis, and the human condition.

Her work has earned support from the Hemingway House, the Boise City Department of Arts and History, the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the Alexa Rose Foundation.

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So the category is Florida.

The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is located in which Florida city?

Key West.

Key West.

Cause it's, it goes by really fast, but it is, Incredible.

Go to the Hemingway house.

I highly recommend Ernest Hemingway's house is there.

Yeah.

Nice.

And Guy Clark, Joe wrote it while he was at the BMI Songwriter Festival, started it after he toured the Hemingway House and met this old man on the sidewalk.

Anyway, you got to hear the song.

Yeah, I'm intrigued.