Ernest Hemingway

~The only official X of the legendary author, whose works have been considered to be some of the most influential of the 20th century~

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Would you pay $750,000 for a copy of Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises? Maybe you would after reading this story. https://t.co/gdN3k4mLt0
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Praise from fellow #writers rarely comes higher than this.

#NormanMailer, one of the defining literary voices of the twentieth century, recognized in #ErnestHemingway not only a master craftsman of prose, but a writer willing to venture where others would not. From the battlefields of #Europe and the waters of the Gulf Stream to the cafés of Paris and the plains of Africa, #Hemingway brought a rare sense of #experience, #honesty, and #courage to the page.

Nearly 65 years after his passing, his work continues to inspire readers and writers around the world, a testament to a literary legacy that remains as vital today as ever.

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Nearly a century ago, The #NewYorkTimes Book Review hailed #ErnestHemingway’s new novel as “a truly gripping story, told in a lean, hard, athletic narrative prose that puts more literary English to shame.”

As we celebrate the centennial of The Sun Also Rises, that assessment still rings true.

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In June 1944, Ernest Hemingway crossed the English Channel as a war correspondent for Collier’s magazine, covering the Allied advance into Nazi occupied Europe. His firsthand reporting captured one of history’s defining moments.

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Reflecting on her long friendship and years of correspondence with #Hemingway, #MarleneDietrich later recalled this line and said that in those five words he had given her “a whole philosophy.”

For Dietrich, it became more than advice. It was a reminder that activity is not always progress and that purpose matters more than motion.

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HOW HEMINGWAY’S LOVE OF BOXING CHANGED THE SALAD DRESSING INDUSTRY
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This month marks the 99th anniversary of the marriage of Ernest Hemingway and Pauline Pfeiffer, a relationship that arrived during a major turning point in Hemingway’s life and career.

Married in May of 1927, the two would soon make their way to #KeyWest, where #Hemingway entered one of the most productive and defining periods of his #literary career.

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This week marks the anniversary of the period in #ErnestHemingway’s life when he made #Cuba his home in 1939, beginning more than twenty years of writing, fishing, adventure, and inspiration on the island he came to deeply cherish.

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On this day in 1953, Ernest Hemingway was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for The Old Man and the Sea, a spare, powerful story that reminded the world exactly what great writing could be.

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There is a kind of starkness to Ernest Hemingway that feels almost impossible today.

In his writing, nothing is wasted. No extra words. Just clean, deliberate lines where what is left unsaid matters as much as what is written.

He lived the same way.

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It is a rare constant in a world that rarely stands still. The tides move, the light shifts, the fish run or they don’t, but the essence never changes. That is what called Hemingway back to it again and again.

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Sometimes the most important tool isn’t talent. It’s knowing what to throw out.
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In April 1918, at just 18 years old, Hemingway volunteered to serve in WWI as an ambulance driver for the American Red Cross on the Italian front. It was his first step into a world far removed from Oak Park and into the chaos, danger, and raw humanity of war. #hemingway #ernesthemingway

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Paris. 1925.
Two writers at the edge of something bigger than themselves.
One struggling with doubt. The other pushing him forward.
The message was simple. The work comes first. Always.
No excuses. Just write.

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To learn more, read “DOROTHY PARKER AND THE MAKING OF HEMINGWAY’S MYTH” at https://t.co/HpAs8mpHVV.
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Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940). Spoken by Robert Jordan during the Spanish Civil War, capturing Hemingway’s signature mix of dry humor and truth about human nature.

Photo: Man Ray

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Ernest Hemingway’s fascination with bullfighting went far beyond sport. When he first traveled to Pamplona for the San Fermín Festival in the 1920s, he was captivated by the ritual, danger, and artistry of the bullring.
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In 1944, Ernest Hemingway received a War Department ID naming him a civilian accompanying the Army with the rank of Captain, Assistant Grade, reporting for Collier’s. Weeks after D Day, he was in Europe, from Normandy to Paris, witnessing history firsthand.

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The sea does not change for us. It does not bend to ambition, ego, or reputation. Long before boats cut across the Gulf Stream and long after we are gone, it remains what it has always been vast and indifferent. Learn more at https://t.co/HpAs8mpHVV #hemingway

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Hemingway believed truth doesn’t belong to rank, ideology, or authority—it belongs to experience. Every life carries its own facts, earned through endurance, loss, courage, and observation. No single voice outweighs another. #hemingway #ernestheningway #equality #american #author