Ernest hemingway style

Ernest Hemingway is counted as one of the best American authors in the 20th Century. His snark is unparalleled — and here are 10 quotes to prove it.

F. Scott Fitzgerald thought his fellow writer and (sometimes) friend Ernest Hemingway possessed the most dynamic personality in the world and “always longed to absorb into himself some of the qualities that made Ernest attractive.” Other friends and observers of Hemingway remarked on the “strange power of his presence,” his “poise and strength,” and a […]

After tasting Ernest Hemingway’s favourite hamburger recipe, we’re taking a caping trip with the American writer. In his June 26, 1920 essay Camping Out, Hemingway (July 21, 1899–July 2, 1961) told Toronto Daily Star readers how to have a successful trip to the wilds. The keys to enjoying life on the campsite are … Continue reading "Ernest Hemingway’s Guide to Camping – 1920"

Young Ernest Hemingway Fishing

Ernest Hemingway is widely regarded as one of the greatest American writers of the 20th century, known for his minimalist yet impactful writing style. His works are often characterized by their simple, direct language and emphasis on themes such as masculinity, war, love, and loss. Hemingway’s novels and short stories have become classics, influencing generations of writers and readers alike.

Of all the places Hemingway lived, none had such a hold on the author as his home outside Havana—now being restored through an unlikely alliance. Here, a guided tour of the Cuban haunts that shaped a literary legend

Discover the timeless brilliance of Ernest Hemingway through his best works! Experience raw emotion, gripping narratives, and masterful storytelling.

Roxana Robinson on visiting Finca Vigía, Ernest Hemingway’s house in Cuba.

In his recent assessment of Ernest Hemingway for Slate, Nathan Heller complicated “the grave, macho” image that many still have of the writer, pointing...