When the 1958 film adaptation of "The Old Man and the Sea'' hit theaters, Ernest Hemingway happened to be in New York City to watch the World Series and invited his close friend A.E. Hotchner to go ...

The old man worked his way to the seawall, moving in a slow shuffle, using his metal brace as a cane. His face was creased and leathery from years of sun and sea salt. His eyes were as blue as the ...

Actor Anthony Crivello plays the roll of Santiago in a stage adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's "Old Man and the Sea" during a dress rehearsal at the Pittsburgh Playhouse in Pittsburgh Sunday, Jan. 27, ...

2002-02-03 04:00:00 PDT Havana-- The trouble with losing our last surviving direct links to a wonderfully American, wonderfully elusive riddle like Ernest Hemingway is the danger that myth will take ...

His literary work is some of the finest America has ever produced. While that may be a direct line from Fox Nation’s ‘What Made America Great’ host Brian Kilmeade, it’s also a sentiment just about ...

I’ve had this itch ever since I walked the streets of Havana in 1999 and a group of Cuban children surrounded me and chanted, “Hemingway, Hemingway.” That became my nickname among the writers ...

Hemingway said the book was “too sexually adventurous” to be published in his lifetime, and he was right. It wasn’t released until 1986, 25 years after he shot himself in his home in Ketchum, Idaho.

In 1934, Ernest Hemingway was the reigning king of American letters. Just back from safari in Africa, where he'd shot rhinos and giant kudu, he seemed to be on top of the world. The first thing he did ...

WESTPORT, Conn. -- When the 1958 film adaptation “The Old Man and the Sea” hit theaters, Ernest Hemingway told his close friend A.E. Hotchner that he didn't like it at all, and urged his writer pal to ...