Description
Ernest Hemingway's posthumously published novel, Islands in the Stream, offers a profound exploration of an artist and adventurer's life, echoing the author's own experiences. Spanning the 1930s to World War II, the narrative follows Thomas Hudson from the sun-drenched shores of Bimini, where he reconnects with his sons, to the perilous waters off Cuba. Through vivid encounters and rich dialogue, particularly within the vibrant setting of a Havana bar, the novel delves into themes of loneliness, memory, and the human spirit's resilience. This work showcases Hemingway's signature blend of action and introspection, infused with a rare warmth and humor, presenting a complex portrait of a man grappling with his inner world.
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hardcover
Scribner
Published Jul 22, 2003
448 pages
ISBN: 9780743253420
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First Published
1970
Language
eng
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