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The Only Thing That Counts: The Ernest Hemingway/Maxwell Perkins Correspondence,New Apostolon Also Covered Are The LinksIn 1924 F. Scott Fitzgerald Told His Editor Maxwell Perkins About A Young American Expatriate In Paris, An Unknown Writer With A 'Brilliant Future.' When Perkins Wrote To Ernest Hemingway Several Months Later, He Commenced A Correspondence Spanning More Than Two Decades And Charting The Career Of The Most Influential American Author Of This Century. The Letters Collected Here Are The Record Of A Remarkable Professional Alliance An Enduring Friendship