The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas | Characters
Sherwood Anderson
Anderson (1876–1941) is an American novelist who visits Stein and Toklas in Paris. Stein and Anderson joke about Hemingway, saying he ‘‘had been formed’’ by the two of them. Anderson is best known for his collection of connected stories, Winesburg, Ohio. Hemingway writes him a long letter at one point telling him that he does not like Anderson’s work, but Anderson is not fazed by it.
Guillaume Apollinaire
Apollinaire (1880–1918) is ‘‘very attractive and very interesting,’’ ‘‘extraordinarily...
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