In Hemingway's "In Our Time," specifically in The Three-Day Blow, Nick
and Bill sometimes refer to something they abbreviate as "the 'voix."
They say how, if some authors they admired were there, they would take
them "fishing to the 'Voix tomorrow." What does "the 'voix" stand
for/what are they referring to?

Hello.

From page 28 of the Cliffs Notes' "Hemingway's Short Stories":

"Voix.  The reference is to the town of Charlevoix, located in Northern Michigan."
Read using search inside on Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0764585525/

Use this Google search for more information about Hemingway's
connection to the Charlevoix area:
hemingway charlevoix nick
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search strategy:
amazon.com, hemingway, voix

Thanks.

Very quick, and solid response. Answered everything perfectly!