In “Soldier’s Home,” Hemingway shows us the impact that war can have on a soldier. The main character of this short story, Harold Krebs, faces alienation in his hometown once he returns from being a corporal in the war. As the story opens, the main character is “Krebs.” The narrator addresses him by his last ...
Top Ten Attractions in Key West Florida #1: The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum In the early 1900s, Ernest Hemingway called Key West Florida home. This Key West attraction is a great way to learn more about the author and even see items that he used to own. Even if you’re not interested in Ernest ...
There is a lot to be said about the beautiful island of Key West. From the eye-popping natural beauty of the scenic coastlines, to the elegance of high-end dining and tropical resorts – few vacation destinations compare. Whether you are in the process of planning an eventful itinerary for a future visit, or are a ...
Ernest Hemingway’s, A Farewell to Arms, though fictional in nature, is based upon non-fictional events that took place over the course of Hemingway’s life. The novel portrays the life a young American man, Frederick Henry, during World War I. Though Henry is an American, he is not enlisted in the American army. Instead, he is ...
In many of the short stories by Ernest Hemingway, readers are consistently plagued with the question of whether or not Hemingway hates or loves women. Hemingway is always questioning the value of women and the worth of men retaining relationships with women. Though there are many offhand and negative comments about women in Hemingway’s short ...
