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The Sun Also Rises: Hemingway’s Fiesta of Disillusion

When Ernest Hemingway published The Sun Also Rises in 1926 — titled Fiesta in the United Kingdom — he gave modern literature one of its first portraits of what would come to be called the “Lost Generation.” The novel, loosely drawn from his own time in Paris and Pamplona with a circle of expatriate friends,Continue reading “The Sun Also Rises: Hemingway’s Fiesta of Disillusion”

In the Footsteps of Ernest Hemingway: A Journey Through Spain

If Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald turned France into the stage for Jazz Age brilliance, then Ernest Hemingway made Spain his proving ground. From the sun-drenched bullrings of Pamplona to the smoky cafés of Madrid, Spain was not just a backdrop but a crucible: it shaped his art, his friendships, and his myth. To follow HemingwayContinue reading “In the Footsteps of Ernest Hemingway: A Journey Through Spain”