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The March 1934 issue of Vanity Fair featured a full-page, full-color Ernest Hemingway paper doll, captioned “Ernest Hemingway, America's own literary cave man;
Enclosed corrected typescript— It is OK to head it Marlin off The Moro if you want but I would very much prefer that you omitted the 2nd Deck (enclose your letter so you see what I mean)
You see my original proposition—outlined so it could be read to your editor—was that I would write you a fish piece if I found I could not get going good on stories when reached K.W.
It is damned fine you got the prize. We were all cockeyed pleased when saw it in the paper— Good luck you missed the dinner too from the newspaper account—