What Is Ernest Hemingway's Suicide

A biographer once wrote that to understand Ernest Hemingway, one must not become overly fixated on him as just a man or a writer this is because his immense complexities simulate a deep well that has the power to drag an individual, so far down before they can even begin to say they know him. Even though, there are many discussions written about him there are few that deliberately diagnose him of a mood disorder. In fact, most Hemingway experts believed it was not a psychological disorder that led him to commit to his suicide in his early sixties, but instead consider it was a result of his continued alcohol abuse after the war. Yet, there are still some Hemingway scholars that believed it was actually the undiagnosed development of Bipolar