5.1K views · 384 reactions | THE HEMINGWAY STORIES showcases the best of Hemingway's short stories, as featured in the upcoming Ken Burns documentary on PBS. Sound on to hear an excerpt from "The Short and Happy Life of Francis Macomber." | Ernest Hemingway | Facebook

Ernest Hemingway was an American novelist, short story writer, and journalist. But more importantly, he was a writer of technique and skill. Learn more about his life and the inspiration behind some of the most beautiful stories created by him. #Unacademy #Education | Unacademy

93 Years Ago Today On September 23, 1932, Ernest Hemingway released Death in the Afternoon, his legendary exploration of bullfighting and, more deeply, the universal confrontation with fear and mortality. What might appear to be a book about a sport is, in truth, Hemingway’s meditation on art, courage, and the human condition. He studied the rituals of the bullring not simply as spectacle, but as a mirror held up to life itself — where grace, danger, and death meet in sharp relief. At the heart

28K views · 338 reactions | Meet Hadley Richardson — the first of Ernest Hemingway’s wives — who was among his inner circle of scholars and friends who helped shape his writing. #HemingwayPBS from Ken Burns and Lynn Novick premieres Mon, April 5 at 8/7c. | PBS | Facebook