Everybody Behaves Badly

The book offers a vivid look at the Lost Generation era, but I wonder what drew the author to highlight this period specifically and how it shapes the story overall.

The way the author described the cafes and friendships really painted a picture, but I’m curious if others felt it added depth to Hemingway’s character or felt a bit nostalgic.

Considering the tumultuous times he lived through, I wonder how much the author explored how these events influenced his writing and personal life.