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Celebrating Hemingway’s ‘The Sun Also Rises’
Ernest Hemingway and his wife Hadley arrived in Paris just before Christmas 1921, according to literary critic Malcolm Cowley. Part of a group known as the Lost Generation, the couple moved to the city following the heavy casualties of World War I.
Cowley described the young Hemingway as a major figure in the Parisian literary scene, noting that the author possessed a sense of belonging in the city. This period of artistic and literary freedom in Paris drew many Americans seeking to develop their creative voices.
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