The Sun Also Rises

Set against the backdrop of 1920s Paris and a trip to Spain, the narrative features characters inspired by real individuals from Hemingway's life. It explores the resilience of the "Lost Generation," often perceived as damaged by World War I, while delving into themes of love, death, and masculinity. Hemingway's distinctive spare writing style exemplifies his "Iceberg Theory," where much is left unsaid, allowing deeper meanings to surface. The novel captures the complexities of human experience through a lens of adventure and introspection.