Ernest Hemingway
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Hemingway : A Farewell to Arms
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Frédéric Henry, a young American volunteer in the ambulances on the Italian front during World War I, was wounded and caught up with his nurse, Catherine Barkley. With Catherine, pregnant, he tried to escape the war and pass to Switzerland, where fate was waiting for them. One of the best war novels, one of the greatest love novels.
- Romance
- War
- Novel
Hemingway : The Garden of Eden
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Learning the success of his second novel, david boume, a young American writer who spends his honeymoon on the Mediterranean coast, is looking forward to writing again. A jealous of his work, his Catherin wife makes him meet a stranger, married, and strives to create a strange erotic relationship that locks them in the triangle of an invivable closed-door. Up to what end can the love of the other go, the desire to …
- Romance
- Novel
Hemingway : The Sun Also Rises
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Paris, 1920s. Jake Barnes, American journalist, finds the beautiful and frivolous Lady Ashley, lost in a frantic quest of lovers. We follow them, sipping in alcohol, from Parisian bars to Spanish arenas, passing through the trout streams of the Pyrenees. Their companions, Robert Cohn, Michael Campbell, are all adrift men, marked with red iron by the First World War. In a clear, dreadful style, Hemingway portrays Par…
- Historical
Hemingway : The Old Man and the Sea
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If Manolin could choose, he would go fishing with Santiago... Did not the old man teach him the love of the sea by taking him to the high seas when he was barely five years old? Did he not pass on all his knowledge of the lines, baits and fish? But the old fisherman has become sala: luck has abandoned him, and it has been several weeks since he returned to the port with his empty boat. So Manolin's parents send thei…
- Adventure
- Novel
Hemingway : The Snows of Kilimanjaro
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He is a writer and without a penny, she has a dog and a beautiful fortune. They hunt in Africa, drink whiskey, beat each other with cruel verbs. Love and dislove, slow litany... Nights are warm, sensual, or crowded with screams, perhaps nightmares. Man gets hurt, gangrene settles. He is thinking of the escaped writing, of the missing women, of death, and when he turns into the other world, the sky opens up and sees …
- Drama
- Short story
Hemingway : For Whom the Bell Tolls
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The Spanish Civil War inspired Ernest Hemingway one of his most dramatic and famous novels: For whom the bell sounds. The film that was drawn from it, of which Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper were the heroes, further spread his great popularity. A bridge in the Castile mountain must jump: you must cut off the road to the Franco army. For this precise mission, Robert Jordan, a young American volunteer enlisted in the…
- Historical
- War
- Novel
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