Ernest Hemingway

Hemingway’s story His life before writing His life during writing His death

His life before writing Born :July 21,1899 Oak Park Illinois,United States Oak Park and River Forest High School Worked as a journalist at serveral papers also during his writing career Lived during WOI, Spanish Civil War and WOII Lived in Toronto and Paris with his first wife

The Sun Also Rises Inspired by San Fermin during his trip with Hadley Initially named Fiesta Autobiographical Post-war expatriate generation Considered as best work Made into a film 1926

Men Without Women Divorce with Hadley Marriage with Pauline Pheiffer  Short stories about divorce and death

A Farewell to Arms Autobiographical WOI Labour of his son Made in to a movie

Death in the Afternoon explores the metaphysics of bullfighting he was influenced by the Spanish master Pio Baroja  His father shot himself. 1929

Green Hills of Africa Trip to Africa for 10 weeks with Pauline Big game hunting Published in 1935 Autobiographical

To Have and Have Not Written sporadically between 1935 and 1937 Social commentary of the 30s Divorced from Pauline

The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories Collection of important short stories Joined the Republicans in Spain Only piece of drama

For Whom the Bell Tolls Married to Martha Memories of his mother About Spanish Civil War Nominated for Pulitzer Prize Hemingway’s family 

Across the River and into the Trees 'Sure they can say anything about nothing happening in Across the River, all that happens is the defense of the lower Piave, the breakthrough in Normandy, the taking of Paris...plus a man who loves a girl and dies.'

The Old Man and the Sea final work published during Hemingway's lifetime. Won the Pulitzer Prize and the Noble prize of Literature watch?v=aKeGQNxjNOA

Islands in the Stream Posthumous work Large autobiographical  Finished by Mary

The Garden of Eden Published after his death Suffered from ill heath

His death Shot himself, just like his father, brother, sister and grandchild.