evidence: A few weeks ago my supervisor, the Associate Editor of the Letters Project, Verna Kale, noticed that a quotation at the bottom of the Hemingway Society website homepage was a saying that has often been attributed to Hemingway, but that cannot be documented as something he actually ever said or wrote: "There is nothing to writing. Steve Paul wrote a blog post on the Hemingway Society webpage about the quote back in 2016, and with that post, the Society owned up to the error while allowing it to persist on the website, as a sort of conversation piece. But Hemingway Review editor Suzanne del Gizzo and webmaster Cecil Ponder felt it was finally time to correct the error, and I was given that task. [...] Although the Foundation claimed the quotations were all taken from late 1950s interviews with Hemingway, it appears that the quotations were either manufactured or knowingly misattributed. Playboy, as Curnutt points out, got sold a "bill of goods" (41).