Overview
- His grandson, Patrick Hemingway Adams, confirmed he died Tuesday at his home in Bozeman, Montana.
- The Harvard graduate spent formative decades in East Africa, working as a farmer, safari guide, educator, and a forestry officer with the UN Food and Agricultural Organization.
- He approved revised reissues of classics such as A Farewell to Arms and A Moveable Feast and backed broader brand ventures including apparel, eyewear, rugs, and Papa's Pilar Rum.
- He assembled the 1999 release True at First Light from roughly 800 pages of his father's manuscripts, cutting the material by more than half in a move that drew criticism from some readers and scholars.
- Married twice and father to Mina (Edwina), he had lived in Bozeman since the mid-1970s, closing a family generation marked by literary influence and personal tragedy.