Hemingway’s passion for the natural world began in early childhood, fostered by his father, who not only taught his son to hunt and to fish, but also trained him to identify flora and fauna ...

Hemingway, whose iconic works were informed by his grueling, firsthand experiences of conflict as a Red Cross ambulance driver and a war correspondent, ... It was written by Ernest Hemingway, ...

Ernest Hemingway (1898-1961), American journalist, novelist and short story writer, survived two plane crashes in the 1950s. On the right, pages are shown from a letter he's said to have written ...

A pair of letters from Ernest Hemingway, tucked in a Long Beach attic, are going up for auction. Hemingway wrote the letters in 1955 to the then-Mary Lou Firle, a City College of New York student ...

In some works, like his 1937 novel “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” characters like Robert Jordan, even mirrored Hemingway’s own life as a cub reporter starting a new life in Kansas City.