The Snows Of Kilimanjaro, By Ernest Hemingway

I loved my first son, but I never thought much of my first wife. I divorced Elizabeth and married my second wife, Pauline. Pauline was great and I moved with her to Key West, where I lived on and off for about 10 years (Shmoop). I completed a majority of my life writing in this home and became very successful during this time. As always, I became bored with my life and decided to travel to Spain once again to research bullfighting for a nonfiction book I wanted to write. I published Death in the Afternoon. This book was nothing special, but I did have fun doing it (Literary Cavalcade). After this publication, I continued my adventures and traveled to Africa for ten week Kenyan safari. Oh, how I loved this continent. This was something I truly did love. “My subsequent trips there inspired many works of fiction and nonfiction, including the 1935 book Green Hills of Africa and the short stories "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" and "The
I gained awards in the Armed Forces; the Silver Medal of Military Valor and the Bronze Star in the United States Armed Forces. These two medals are something I am actually happy about to have in my possession for my bravery and commitment. I have awards for being the reporter I was in my early years. I have awards in Literature such as the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize. (Shmoop) I have done many things in my life, but I am best known for my writing. Perhaps my work, The Old Man and the Sea is what I am best known for. This story uses my “Iceberg Effect” style of writing and intertwines the theme of depression and loss. Not far behind I would say, is my romance novel, A Farewell To Arms. This story was truly difficult. It was heartbreaking to write. Along with novels, I have written many short stories that are well known. I am glad to be able to say that I am not just an author, but one that is known for accomplishing more than one thing in life (Encyclopedia of World