Apparently Faulkner isn’t the only modernist getting a little repackaging. A new edition of A Farewell to Arms that includes each of the 47 endings Hemingway wrote for the novel is due out later this week.
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Apparently Faulkner isn’t the only modernist getting a little repackaging. A new edition of A Farewell to Arms that includes each of the 47 endings Hemingway wrote for the novel is due out later this week.

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    Makes you wonder why he stopped at 47.
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    47 endings!?!? And I thought I had a hard time figuring out how to end my plays.
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    i’m actually really excited about this. i already own a copy, but i might have to get this from the library to read all...
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