Three stories and ten poems

Hemingway's early years in Paris were marked by prolific writing for the Toronto Star, covering significant events like the Greco-Turkish War and crafting travel pieces. A devastating loss occurred when his wife Hadley misplaced a suitcase containing his manuscripts. Despite this setback, their return to Toronto saw the birth of their son and the publication of his first book, "Three Stories and Ten Poems," followed by "in our time." Throughout this period, Hemingway grappled with his longing for the vibrant life of a writer over the mundane existence of journalism.