hemmingway

Hemmingway loved hunting as I said, and it was during a big game expedition in Africa that he was killed in 1954 in an aircraft crash.

The American author Ernest Hemmingway explores this very question in his 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises.

Chaucer, Shakespeare, Hemmingway and Churchill were all men of letters.

Hemmingway and Pauline had two sons. Patrick and Gregory, who grew up in Key West.

And yes I thought the article was a poorly written and sounded more like and attempt at being Hemmingway rather than a news story.

It was Ernest Hemmingway who brought the word into English.

When the captain left Key West, he gave his six-toed cat to Hemmingway.

The characters in Hemmingway's books all come from his experiences in life.

The animal skin on the wall is a souvenir of the time Hemmingway went hunting in Africa.

Displayed in their room are Hemmingway's souvenirs and pictures in every stage of his life.

Hemmingway's study was at the back of the house.

Hemmingway was born in 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois and died in Ketchum, Idaho in 1961.

Hemmingway moved from Key West in 1931.

At that time Hemmingway was really young and good-looking, and while in the hospital in Milan loved by the nurses.

Hemmingway spent half a year in this town, and had a sense of regret when he left;