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Ernest Hemingway

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American writer associated with Paris in the 1920s, whose lifestyle is referenced as an aspirational literary expat experience.

Mentions (13)
"You're not some kind of punk blend of Charles Bukowski and Ernest Hemminway; you're Rob, the 36-year-old chef at a Steak and Shake."
"it's all written in this horrendous dollar store hemingway prose"
"Hemingway's Men without Women has nothing on the sordid portrayal of a WoW streamer cooking his microwaved potato and discount steak"
"You expected to be sad in the fall. Part of you died each year when the leaves fell from the trees and their branches were bare against the wind and the cold, wintery light. But you knew there would always be the spring, as you knew the river would flow again after it was frozen. When the cold rains"
Ernest Hemingway posting for his birthday · u/Outside_Success3873 · ↑127 · 2024-07-21
"L-R Yukio Mishima, Tennessee Williams, Patricia Highsmith, Françoise Sagan, Charles Bukowski, Ursula Le Guin, Margaret Atwood, Angela Carter, Edward Gorey, Doris Lessing, Williams.S.Burroughs, Ernest Hemingway, Haruki Murakami"
20th Century Writers and their Cats · u/Visual-Specialist610 · ↑104 · 2024-01-26
"My expectations for myself are thus: I'm not trying to be Faulkner, or Austen, or Hemingway, etc. I just wanna tell an entertaining story, and I will do so under a pen name, because I prefer a life of anonymity."
I'm actually doing it. I'm writing a novel. · u/bussboy2023 · ↑102 · 2023-12-04
"Something about the combination of Kafka, Dostoyevsky, Camus and Kierkegaard is usually an indicator. They also tend to really covet books as objects/commodities and have surface level ways of dismissing authors which they've never read (Freud bad, Hemingway misogynist, etc)."
Epidemic of YouTube intellectuals · secretguy110 · ↑75 · 2024-08-25
"Maybe it's a case of Hemingway-y 'portray something honestly and it'll always have depth' type of thing. But I don't think it's purposeful in any way."
Is all TV criticism projection? · AlyoshaKaramazov69 · ↑53 · 2021-07-27
"He did not need a girl. The army had taught him that. It was all right to pose as though you had to have a girl. Nearly everybody did that. But it wasn't true. You did not need a girl. That was the funny thing."
Hemingway: he did not really need a girl · u/That_Fill9875 · ↑52 · 2023-08-24
"Hemingway would be a redpill masculinity grifter recording videos in his garage with sunglasses, a cap, and an American flag behind him. He would self-mythologize and exaggerate his experience in the Iraq war to appear more macho"
Think of past writers, if they lived today · u/More_Finding_2373 · ↑35 · 2025-03-27
"to live the 2021 girl version of the Hemingway lifestyle. Would be great to meet some people from this sub over there."
Moving to Paris for a month · u/AgentConciliateur · ↑28 · 2021-08-27
"I spent a small fortune to go to a city I honestly haven't spent that much time thinking about. I still don't know why I did it. I was reading Hemingway and feeling sorry for myself and realized I needed something to look forward to."
Femcels in Paris (a Creative Writing Exercise) · u/Altruistic-Dark6622 · ↑27 · 2024-05-08
"being totally blown away by the vitality of Hemingway's writing. Like the descriptions of food, wine, the women etc."
What books would you encourage your kids to read? · u/[deleted] · ↑25 · 2021-08-12
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