Author A.E. Hotchner, who delivered Ernest Hemingway’s manuscript of “A Moveable Feast” to publisher Charles Scribner Jr., writes that Scribner’s new “bowdlerized version” of the book is the result of a “frivolous incursion,” as well as a false assertion, by a Hemingway grandson. Contrary to the grandson’s claim, at Hemingway’s death the manuscript was not in shards but ready for publication.