Hemingway Chronology

1899	Born on July 21, 1899 in Oak Park, IL.
1916	First short story published in Tabula, Hemingway’s high school literary magazine.
1917	Graduates from Oak Park High School. Hired as reporter for Kansas City Star.
1918	Leaves for Italy with American Red Cross. Wounded by mortar shell; recuperates in hospital.
1919	Discharged from Red Cross, returns to United States.
1921	Marries Hadley Richardson and moves to Paris with her.
1922	Publishes first Toronto Star article from Europe. Hadley’s suitcase is stolen.
1923	Vignettes for in our time published in The Little Review. Three Stories and Ten Poems. Published in Paris, France by Contact Publish Company                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     First son, John Hadley Nicanor Hemingway is born.
1924	“Indian Camp”, The Transatlantic Review. in our time.
1925	“Big Two-Hearted River” and “Homage to Ezra”, This Quarter. In Our Time.
1926	The Torrents of Spring. Today is Friday. Signs contract with Scribners. The Sun Also Rises.
1927	Divorces Hadley Richardson. Marries Pauline Pfeiffer. “The Killers”, Scribner’s Magazine. Men Without Women.
1928	Moves to Key West, Florida. Second son, Patrick Hemingway, born.
1929	Father commits suicide. A Farewell to Arms.
1930	“Bullfighting, Sport and Industry”, Fortune.
1931	Third son, Gregory Hancock Hemingway, born.
1932	Death in the Afternoon.
1933	Winner Take Nothing.
1935	The Green Hills of Africa.
1937	To Have and Have Not. Spanish Civil War correspondent for NANA.
1938	The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories. The Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. Essays published in Ken.
1940	The Fifth Column opens on Broadway. Divorces Pauline Pfeiffer. Marries Martha Gellhorn. For Whom the Bell Tolls.
1944	WWII correspondent for Collier’s.
1945	Divorces Martha Gellhorn.
1946	Marries Mary Welsh.
1950	Across the River and Into the Trees.
1952	The Old Man and the Sea (published first in Life Magazine).
1954	Wins Nobel Prize for Literature. The Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway.
1961	Hemingway Dies on July 2.
1964	A Moveable Feast.
1970     1972	Islands in the Stream.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Nick Adams Stories.
1979	Eighty-Eight Poems.
1985	The Dangerous Summer.
1986	The Garden of Eden.
1987	The Complete Stories of Ernest Hemingway.
1999	True at First Light.
2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2020	A Moveable Feast (Restored Edition). The Letter of Ernest Hemingway (1907-1922) Vol. 1 The Letters of Ernest Hemingway (1923-1925) Vol. 2 The Letters of Ernest Hemingway (1926-1929) Vol. 3 The Letters of Ernest Hemingway (1929-1931) Vol. 4 The Letters of Ernest Hemingway (1932-1934) Vol. 5