The Learning Series: Ernest Hemingway - Short Stories

Forgeron Hall - Front Meeting Room. Three Sessions 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Tuesdays, December 1, 8, 15 Hemingway's best stories reveal a profound level of insight, understanding, and compassion for men and women alike. These qualities that were often at odds with his public image found a remarkable expression in his fiction. Hemingway's spare, understated stories, written in a prose of diamond-cut precision, are filled with a depth of human feeling that make them among the finest in American literature. Text: The Hemingway Stories, selected and introduced by Tobias Wolff (Scribner, 2021, ISBN-10: 1982179465) Joseph Auciello has a BA in English from Boston University and an MA in English from Boston College. He is a retired English and social studies teacher and department chair in public, private and parochial schools, including international schools. Joe is a former member of the Monomoy Regional School Committee and the board of directors for the Cape Cod Collaborative. He has written widely on literature, education, and national and international politics. The Learning Series is run by the Friends of The Eldredge Public Library. Course descriptions and registration forms are available at the Library front desk or you can register and pay online. Registration is required for all events. A $10 donation per course is suggested. All net proceeds are used by the Friends of the EPL to support the Library. No refunds unless the class is cancelled. Registration and payment forms are available at the Library front desk and online at www.eldredgelibrary.org/learning-series/. An online payment link is also available on the website. Most programs will take place at the Eldredge Public Library, unless otherwise noted. For further information contact the committee at learningseries@eldredgelibrary.org or call the library at 508-945-5170