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  • Full name Ernest Miller Hemingway
  • Hemingway was born on July 21, 1899
  • He was born in Oak Park, Illinois
  • Hemingway began his writing career in The Kansas City Star
  • Interested in bullfighting, deep sea fishing and wild game hunting

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Ernest Hemingway was a renowned American novelist, short story writer and journalist. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of ‘the Lost Generation.’ He went on to receive the Pulitzer Prize in 1953 for his The Old Man and the Sea and the Nobel Prize for literature in 1954. Critics have noted that the uniqueness of Hemingway’s style was a result of the economy and understatement. The influence Hemingway exerted on 20th century American fiction was considerable. His interest in an adventurous lifestyle often landed him in accidents and serious injuries. On top of it he was suffering from depression and continued paranoia. He eventually committed suicide 1961.
 

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    Hemingway - TimelessHemingway.com
    TimelessHemingway.com
    Timeless Hemingway includes a wealth of information about Ernest Hemingway. The principal pages of the web site are described below.
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    Hemingway - Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
    Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
    Information website of the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
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    Hemingway - Ernest Hemingway Foundation
    Ernest Hemingway Foundation
    The Ernest Hemingway Foundation fosters understanding of the life and work of Ernest Hemingway with emphasis on his Oak Park origins and his impact on world literature. Its mission reflects The Foundation's belief in the importance of the written word and the value of thoughtful reading and writing.
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    Hemingway - Ernest Hemingway
    Ernest Hemingway
    Ernest Hemingway lived a life complete. He was a man of the world, well traveled, well read, and close to nature. He smiled often, drank more, and never lost a chance for adventure. This video is a mini-biography, presenting the highlights of his life.
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    Hemingway - Ernest Hemingway - Tribute
    Ernest Hemingway - Tribute
    A tribute to a famous writer .. Ernest Hemingway
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    Hemingway - Hemingway: Suicide and depression
    Hemingway: Suicide and depression
    There is mounting evidence that Hemingway suffered from manic depression
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    Hemingway - Ernest Hemingway Portrait
    Ernest Hemingway Portrait
    Great photo of Hemingway in his older years
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    Hemingway - Young Ernest
    Young Ernest
    Young Ernest when he was a soldier
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    Hemingway - Sepia picture of Hemingway
    Sepia picture of Hemingway
    Sepia picture of Ernest Hemingway
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    Hemingway - The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway
    The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway
    Hemingway is one of the finest writers this country has every produced. In these politically correct times, he was fallen into disfavor, and that is a crying shame. His terse, lean lines are so easy to mock today, but what people forget is that he created that style, molded it and trimmed it down from the long-winded, more European style of writing that was so popular before his advent. As a short story writer, he is the master. Not a wasted word, and every word carved in its perfect place. When a Hemingway character plunges their arm into a cold stream, the reader can feel the ice cold numbing the fingers
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    Hemingway - The Sun Also Rises
    The Sun Also Rises
    This, friends, was the single book that so fatefully launched Ernest Hemingway's amazing and long-lived literary career. As such it is as close to being a legendary book as they come, yet some seventy five years after its initial publication, it still offers a story that is also surprisingly fresh, personal, and memorable. For all of his obvious excesses, Hemingway was an artist compelled to delve deliberately into painful truths, and he attempted to do so with a style of writing that cut away all of the frills and artifice, so that at it s heart this novel is meant as a exploration into what it means to be adult and alive. Thus we are introduced to Jake Barnes, a veteran of World War One, now forced by his wounds to live as a man without the ability to act like one, forced by impotence to forgo all of life's usual intimacies, and all of its associated life connections for which he so yearns. At the same time, Jake attempts to live a life of meaning and purpose, one crammed full with activity, work, and friendships. Yet it is within this network of friendships and connections that he must confront his painful circumstances.
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    Hemingway - To have and have not
    To have and have not
    Rough. Hard. Dirty. Physical. Tough. And also lyrical, simple, emotional, indelible. All characteristics of Hemingway's writing, all present in this book. A simple story of Harry Morgan, sometime fisherman forced into smuggling and illegal immigration just to feed his family, a man who spirals down the slippery road of 'the end justifying the means' till there is nothing left but survive at any cost.
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