Gertrude Stein: When this You See, Remember Me, Part 2

Covers the middle years, centering around World War I, in the biography of Gertrude Stein and describes how she worked with simple, single words. Compares her style of work, which received much adverse criticism, to the cubist movement in art. Relates her meeting with Picasso before the war, her work as a self-appointed relief agency during the War, and her meeting with Hemingway after the War. Notes that Gertrude disciplined Hemingway in the use of words.

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