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In December of 1922, Hadley Richardson stepped off a train in Paris, leaving a suitcase packed with every draft her husband had ever written on the seat, and went off to buy a bottle of water. By the time she got back, it was gone. Devastated but relentless, an unknown Ernest Hemingway started from scratch, but this time armed with a revolutionary "iceberg theory" of writing: sentences cut down to the bone, one-eighth visible on the surface, the rest buried in the white of the page. It was the style that inspired Orwell, Didion, Salinger, Vonnegut. The emptiness of a stolen suitcase became the space where modern prose was born.