Side Door to Heaven for Hemingway reveals life after death by one who died and returned to talk all about his experiences with Jesus on the other side. Written in the first person author Wyant makes Hemingway's suicide a personal experience. Ernest tries to quiet the demonic, condemning voices in his head by taking a shot gun to his skull, but he soon regrets this drastic action for a number of reasons. Readers will learn the early symptoms of one contemplating suicide.

The Town that Haunted Hemingway is a biography non-fiction depicting Ernest Hemingway's early years spent in Northern Michigan, his early poetry, and his spiritual childhood upbringing.

"Hemingway in High School" reveals one exciting adventure after another. Oak Park/River Forest High School was within walking distance. Ernest learned his lessons well. His senior English class was run like a newspaper, which prepared him for his future work as a journalist in Kansas City and Toronto. His outstanding writing style begins here. His stories appear in "Tabula" and he had a riot as editor of the school newspaper, "Trapeze." When boredom sets in, some outrageous pranks were perpetrated with Hemingway planning most of them; namely, runaway rockets in back of the school, the tasty...