If he were to hold one of the guide positions what would Ernest Hemingway have to say about writing for Mahalo.com?
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I'm not sure that Hemingway would accept a Guide position - except for a year as a newspaper reporter after he graduated from high school, all of his writing was done for himself.
Hemingway summed up his philosophy of writing in his Nobel acceptance speech. In it, he discusses the need for innovation, and that a true writer seeks to write what has not been written before. I'm fairly certain he wouldn't be happy writing How tos or Topic pages here.
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M$http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibliography_of_Ernest_Hemingway
(1926) The Torrents of Spring
(1926) The Sun Also Rises
(1929) A Farewell to Arms
(1937) To Have and Have Not
(1940) For Whom the Bell Tolls
(1950) Across the River and Into the Trees
(1952) The Old Man and the Sea
(1970) Islands in the Stream
(1986) The Garden of Eden
(1999) True at First Light
(tongue in cheek)
Ernest Hemingway is good at symbolism, maybe they will be renamed as:
The Tyrannies of Summer
The Sun Also Sets
A Farewell to Pages, How To and Cashout
Mahalo Dollar, To Have and Have Not
Mahalo, For Whom the Bell Tolls
The Old Man Mahaloian and The Sea Pages
(a story of a Mahaloian caught a Page (a type of fish) in Pages (name of the sea) after a long struggle but the Page is eaten by “sharks”)
Revenues in the Smoke
The Garden of Mahalo
(in this story, Mahaloians get leave Garden of Mahalo after the trees called Pages and How Tos don't bear fruits anymore; they have to go forth and multiply at other gardens)
Death at First August
Hemingway's novels + some imaginations
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Haha, I think of something both funny and sad.
The history will change:
Literature works written by him will still win the Nobel Prize and Pulitzer Award.
But the prize and award owner is Jason Calacanis as the intellectual property of Ernest Hemingway is confiscated a day before prize giving day by changing of Mahalo TOS.
Ernest Hemingway commit suicide after that.
I really don't think Ernest would approve of writing for an hourly wage, at least not in the way a guide would.
I'm saying he would quit after a week or two, and the pages he would complete would be much more descriptive than the rest of the guides, but maybe a little too detailed for our high paced, short attention spanned, information filled world. He might as well be a writer from a different world compared to what we call writing today.
Ernest is notoriously laconic. He tells stories in words a third grader can understand, and in about as many as a third grader would use. Ernest Hemingway is to authors as William Shatner is to actors. In case you aren't old enough to be familiar with William Shatner's acting style, here is a sample:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0743297334/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?ie=UTF8&a...
Here, sample one of Ernest Hemingway's novels: ''The Sun also Rises''
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