WHO WAS ERNEST HEMINGWAY

 Ernest was a short-story writer and novelist.  He had an iceberg theory that influenced novels of the 20th century.  Hemingway did most of his work from 1920 to 1960 (7 novels and 6 short stories).  In 1954 he received the Nobel peace prize for literature works.  

Hemingway was born in Oak Park, IL.  He was a reporter for the KC Star and then enlisted in Army WWI.  He was an ambulance driver in Italy WWI.  He wrote Farewell to Arms post WWI.  In 1940 he became a reporter in London.  He was with the Allied Troops during the Normandie landing and liberation of Paris.  He had three residences Florida, Cuba, and Idaho.  

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