Ernest Hemingway was a prolific author with a prodigious thirst for a now-famous cocktail. Supposedly, he consumed it 16 ...

One hundred years ago a book was published that put Spain's biggest bull run festival on the map for millions of readers ...

Hillmann, who hails from Chicago, was 19 when Hemingway’s vivid depiction of the bull running festival first enthralled him, ...

Ernest Hemingway means different things to different people. To some, he’s little more than a name on a required reading list in school, one of those white males whose work makes up the canon of ...

Ernest Hemingway's profound quote, 'The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places,' offers a powerful perspective on life's inevitable hardships. It highlights that ...

“We want to focus not on the man and legend but on the writer,” Declan Kiely, the curator of literary and historical manuscripts at the Morgan Library, declared recently, amid the heretofore ...

Now that he is dead and nothing remains but a few books and the problem of his dying, perhaps we should ask the simplest, most radical of questions: what was there in Hemingway’s writing that enabled ...

The long history of Ken Burns documentaries ranges from places to people to entire wars. His latest collaboration with Lynn Novick, “Hemingway,” falls in that middle category, portraying Ernest ...

This week, in the Times, Charles McGrath wrote about a newly digitized collection of ephemera from Ernest Hemingway’s Cuban estate, Finca Vigía, which confirms that the famously terse writer was, as ...

Hemingway’s 1943 letter to his first wife, Hadley Mowrer via LettersOfNote Ernest Hemingway cultivated a tough guy image. He also loved cats. In 1943, while living in Cuba, he wrote a letter to his ...

His family, we know, was a source of lifelong strife. Between his redoubtable mother, Grace, and her doctor husband, Clarence (“Ed”), it’s hard to say who was the bigger prig, at least where their ...