Ernest Hemingway News

A total of 2,000 unpublished documents written by US author Ernest Hemingway were preserved by Cuban and US specialists as part of a bilateral agreement signed in 2002.

Ernest Hemingway, foreground, is shown at a mid-1900s gathering in the villa Finca Vigia in San Francisco de Paula, Cuba.

While most Americans have never seen Ernest Hemingway's home in Cuba where he wrote some of his most famous books, a set of 2,000 recently digitized records delivered to the United States will give scholars and the public a fuller view of the Nobel Prize-winning novelist's life.

A new partnership will allow U.S. scholars and the public to get a fuller view of the trove of books and records Ernest Hemingway left at his home in Cuba where he wrote some of his most famous works.

A partnership between Cuba and a private U.S. foundation is working to preserve more of writer Ernest Hemingway's papers and belongings that he left at his home near Havana when he died.

On this day in 1953, Ernest Hemingway won the Pulitzer for fiction for " The Old Man And The Sea ." You know, the book you pretended to read in high school.

It's accepted that Ernest Hemingway set much of his seminal novel on the Spanish Civil War, 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' in the photogenic white hill town of Ronda.