Hemingway Ernest:
The Old Man and the Sea
Editor: HaroldBloom
Blooms Literary Criticism , 2008
Hardcover, 246 pages
Size: 237x163 mm
ISBN: 9781604131475
ISBN-10: 1604131470
Ernest Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway Did More To Change The Style Of English Prose Than Any Other Writer Of His Time. Publication Of "The Sun Also Rises "And "A Farewell To Arms "Immediately Established Hemingway As One Of The Greatest Literary Lights Of The Twentieth Century. As Part Of The Expatriate Community In 1920S Paris, The Former Journalist And World War I Ambulance Driver Began A Career That Led To International Fame. Hemingway Was An Aficionado Of Bullfighting And Big-Game Hunting, And His Main Protagonists Were Always Men And Women Of Courage And Conviction Who Suffered Unseen Scars, Both Physical And
Harold Bloom
Harold Bloom Is Sterling Professor Of The Humanities At Yale University. He Has Published More Than Thirty Books, Has Been The Editor Of A Myriad Of Others, And Has Received Numerous Awards And Honorary Degrees, Including The American Academy Of Arts And Letters' Gold Medal For Belles Lettres And Criticism. He Lives In New Haven, Connecticut, And New York City.
