Best of Ernest Hemingway

An old fisherman far out in the Gulf Stream, an ambulance driver in the Italian campaign, a demolition man in the Spanish hills: Hemingway's people work, and the work carries the meaning. This collection brings together The Old Man and the Sea, A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls, the titles that best show his stripped-back sentences and his habit of leaving the largest feelings unstated. War, courage, endurance and loss recur without commentary attached. Wilco Publishing House presents the set in a collectible bound edition made for reading and for display. Notes for prospective readers: • The Old Man and the Sea, A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls in one book • Hemingway's spare declarative prose across a novella and two full novels • War, physical endurance and restraint treated without sentiment • A premium bound edition from Wilco Publishing House A strong pick for readers of American fiction, writing students studying style and collectors, available at Boipoka.