Hilary Hemingway

Hilary Hemingway is an American writer, television producer and documentary filmmaker, and the grand-niece of Ernest Hemingway (daughter of his younger brother Leicester). She has served as executive director of the International Hemingway Festival and as senior producer for PBS's Literary Explorer series, and wrote and produced the 2002 PBS documentary Hemingway in Cuba, later expanded into a book of the same name co-written with Carlene Brennen. Her other nonfiction includes Hunting with Hemingway (2000), drawn from her father's stories. Earlier in her career she co-wrote three science fiction thrillers with her husband, author Jeff Lindsay (married since 1986, published at the time as Jeffry P. Lindsay): Dreamland (1995) and Dreamchild (1998), plus Time Blender (1997), which added a third collaborator, actor Michael Dorn.