… here you have two of the most successful and revered American prose writers of the 20th century with distinctly opposite views on alcohol.
Alcoholite at the Altar: The Writer and Addiction: The Writings of Roger Forseth, which Frank reviewed here, contains a chapter on “HEMINGWAY: Alcohol and the Writer,” pages 83-116.
Evelyn Waugh complained somewhere or other that Graham Greene's writing suffered because Greene drank while he wrote.
Alcoholite at the Altar: The Writer and Addiction: The Writings of Roger Forseth, which Frank reviewed here, contains a chapter on “HEMINGWAY: Alcohol and the Writer,” pages 83-116.
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