Ernest Hemingway celebrates simple pleasures like a glass of wine, a perfect bull‑fight, or a swarm of wandering cats. He suggests that what feels good after an act marks it moral, while feeling bad marks immorality. He also warns that the earth tires of being exploited.
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Ernest Hemingway was a short story writer, best known for The Old Man and the Sea.
Quick Facts About Ernest Hemingway
Born
July 21, 1899
Died
July 2, 1961
Profession
Short Story Writer
Notable works
The Old Man and the Sea
About Ernest Hemingway
He was known for an adventurous lifestyle and a blunt public image. Hemingway wrote seven novels, six short‑story collections, and two non‑fiction works, many of which are considered classics of American literature.
