Hemingway at the CMU Clarke Historical Library with Frank Boles and Michael Federspiel
Join WCMU Public Media in partnership with the Clarke Historical Library for... Hemingway in Michigan In anticipation of the new Ken Burns and Lynn Novick documentary series HEMINGWAY premiering on April 5th at 8 p.m., this virtual event recorded on March 31st features the earliest chapters of Ernest Hemingway’s life — that took place in the heart of Northern Michigan! Discover artifacts that tell the tale of the author’s Up North years and beyond, thanks to the Clarke Historical Library alongside famed historian Michael Federspiel, via vignette videos and a live in-studio conversation hosted by WCMU’s Matthew Ozanich. The program also features a conversation with HEMINGWAY Director Lynn Novick and producer Sarah Botstein. Viewers were given an opportunity to ask the filmmakers questions about the film and this incredible story of one of America’s most monumental figures. The Hemingway in Michigan: A Live Streaming Event is in partnership with the Clarke Historical Library and is sponsored by CMU Libraries and the Library of Michigan.
