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life:
On the anniversary of Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea winning the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, LIFE.com presents pictures of the writer in Cuba — and the unsettling, untold story behind the photos.
Not originally published in LIFE. An image from a contact sheet of Alfred Eisenstaedt’s pictures of Ernest Hemingway in Cuba, August 1952.
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Ernest Hemingway admires a catch aboard the Pilar, 1934. His understanding of the game fishes of the Atlantic, which he shared with the Academy of Natural Sciences, helped shape the field of ichthyology.
Nothing like a little Morning Hemingway.
(Source: whereisthecoool, via mnmal)
“He has no courage, has never climbed out on a limb. He has never used a word where the reader might check his usage by a dictionary.”
— William Faulkner (on Ernest Hemingway)
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