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Preface: Recovering the French Connections of Hemingway and Fitzgerald;J. Kennedy and J. Bryer - Overviews: Two American Writers in Paris -The Right Place at the Right Time; G. Wickes - Fitzgerald's BluePencil; S. Donaldson - Hemingway and France - 'Very Cheerful and Saneand Clean and Lovely': Hemingway's 'Very Pleasant Land of France'; H.R.Stoneback - The Expatriate Predicament in The Sun Also Rises; R. Martin- City of Brothelly Love: The Influence of Paris and Prostitution onHemingway's Fiction; C. Caswell - A Shelter from The Torrents ofSpring; W. Taylor - 'In the Temps de Gertrude': Hemingway, Stein, andthe Scene of Instruction at 27 rue de Fleurus; K. Curnutt - The OtherParis Years of Ernest Hemingway: 1937 and 1938; W. Watson Fitzgeraldand France - Fitzgerald, Paris, and the Romantic Imagination; R.Prigozy - 'France Was a Land': Observations on F. Scott Fitzgerald'sExpatriate Theme in Tender Is the Night; F. Smith - The Influence ofFrance on Nicole Driver's Recovery in Tender Is the Night; J.Tavernier-Courbin - Intertextual French Connections - Strange Fruits inThe Garden of Eden: 'The Mysticism of Money,' The Great Gatsby, and AMoveable Feast; J. Brogan - The Sun Also Rises as a 'Greater Gatsby':'Isn't It Pretty to Think So?'; J. Plath - Madwomen on the Riviera: TheFitzgeralds, Hemingway, and the Matter of Modernism; N. Comley - TheMetamorphosis of Dick Diver and Its Hemingway Analogs; R. Gajdusek -Figuring the Damage: Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited' and Hemingway's'The Snows of Kilimanjaro'- J. Kennedy - Notes on Contributors