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The 28 pages that link to Ernest Hemingway, each with the reason it gives.

• Lost GenerationRelated: His expatriate life and fiction became central to the generation’s public image.

• Hunter S. ThompsonRelated: Thompson admired Hemingway’s writing and later drew on his image of the American writer.

• F. Scott FitzgeraldRelated: Fitzgerald and Hemingway formed a consequential, sometimes difficult literary friendship.

• Gertrude SteinRelated: He met Stein in Paris, received her advice, and later portrayed their expatriate circle.

• Joan DidionRelated: His sentences influenced Didion’s sense of how prose could acquire force through omission.

• J. D. SalingerRelated: Salinger met Hemingway during World War II and admired his direct prose.

• Paris in the 1920sRelated: His Paris years, later recalled in A Moveable Feast, became an emblem of expatriate literary life.

• Ford Madox FordRelated: Ford published Hemingway in The Transatlantic Review and supported his early career.

• Maxwell PerkinsRelated: Perkins edited Hemingway’s early novels and helped bring them to publication.

• Sherwood AndersonRelated: Hemingway credited Anderson’s encouragement with helping him secure a publisher for his first novel.

• BullfightingRelated: His writing presented the corrida as both a cultural practice and a subject of ethical debate.

• John Dos PassosRelated: Hemingway and Dos Passos belonged to overlapping expatriate literary circles and later differed politically.

• Juan BelmonteRelated: Hemingway’s writing helped carry Belmonte’s reputation beyond Spain.

• ManoleteRelated: Hemingway’s writing helped carry Manolete’s fame beyond Spain.

• Stephen CraneRelated: Hemingway later praised Crane’s spare prose and drew attention to his influence on modern writing.

• MojitoRelated: Hemingway’s association with Havana bars helped popularize stories about the mojito.

• Ilya EhrenburgRelated: Ehrenburg encountered Hemingway among international writers covering the Spanish Civil War.

• Nelson AlgrenRelated: Hemingway’s influence is often discussed in relation to Algren’s early writing and literary ambitions.

• Katina PaxinouRelated: His novel supplied the story behind Paxinou’s award-winning film role.

• Spanish-style bullfightingRelated: His books helped frame the corrida’s reputation beyond Spain.

• Yousuf KarshRelated: Karsh’s portrait presents Hemingway as a physically imposing literary figure.