Ernest Hemingway's Two-Decade Residence
Ernest Hemingway, the renowned American novelist, short story writer, journalist, and sportsman, resided in Cuba for twenty years. Hemingway's writing style, characterized by economy and understatement, which he famously termed the "iceberg theory," profoundly impacted twentieth-century literature. His multifaceted and adventurous life and public image earned him lasting respect in subsequent generations.
Despite travel restrictions, Hemingway spent two decades in Cuba, producing some of his most celebrated works.
