Hemingway's Life and Works

Ernest Miller Hemingway (July, 21, 1899 --- July, 2, 1861). The famous American novelist- press correspondent, short story writer, nature adherent adventurer lover, World War 1 and World War 11 soldier, and a member of the American veterans community of World War 1. He is unique and distinctive with his economized and understated writing style. Simplicity is a dominant appearance of his life and literary writings. Hemingway was rewarded the Pulitzer prize in 1935 and the Noble prize in literature for the Old Man and the Sea, subtle and living nature imaging and depicting artist.