Ernest Hemingway was fascinated by death. He actively sought out experiences that would allow him to become intimate with death and dying, from his presence on every major warfront during his ...

Hemingway’s influence lives on not only through his literary work but also through the friendships and mentorships he ...

Hemingway's invention even shares a name with "Death in the Afternoon," the author's ode to bullfighting, which was published in 1932. While lots of tall tales surround Ernest Hemingway and his ...

Ernest Hemingway and bullfighting go hand in hand ... not drinking — is hardly a surprise. But Death in the Afternoon, the book, certainly has its fair share of dipsomaniacal characters, as ...

Lyssa Goldberg Literary icon and journalist Ernest Hemingway is one of Key West's ... but owned until his death in 1961 – is located in Old Town and is now a U.S. National Historic Landmark.

$37.95) Norman Mailer once located courage in Ernest Hemingway’s manic depression ... pulling the trigger); his obsession with life and death, which was grist to his creative mill; and his ...

In 1932, he journeyed to Spain to research "Death in the Afternoon," a manifesto on bullfighting that was published in Esquire and became the Bible of the sport. In 1937, Hemingway returned to ...