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Research Paper On Ernest Hemingway

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Throughout the hisotry of American Literature, there have been many famous authors who wrote novels considerd "American Classics", due the publicity and popularity of their work during their time period. However, Hemingway stands out from his peers because he often used various life expirences and situations as a source of insperation for many of his works. Ernest Miller Hemingway was born on July 21st, 1899 in Chicago, Illinois. Hemmingway was born to a simple family of Clarence and Grace-Hall Hemingway and had 5 other siblings. Although information about his childhood is limited, information starts to develop around the age of 17, when Hemingway started working for a newspaper company "Kansas ciy star" in Kansas city. Hemingway worked

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