Ernest Hemingway took a great part in directing of 20th-century literature, but his own style of life, art, and characters are so deeply mixed that it is hard to devide them. That's because of high standards and his insisting on a certain type of intense truth in his composing.
Hemingway served as a Red Cross ambulance driver in the WWI (where he was injured), reported on the Spanish Civil War and WWII, and worked as a fisherman, and went on big game safaris throughout Africa. He was in two plane crashes while visiting Africa and was so badly injured in one that some newspapers reported he had been killed. All of this and more showed up in his writing.
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