Hemingway Ernest- To Have and Not to Have

To Have and Not to Have "is a novel by Ernest Hemingway that chronicles the life of a fishing boat captain in Mayami during the Great Depression. The protagonist, Captain Hunt, faces a ordeal when his vessel finds itself in a difficult financial situation and he decides to engage in illegal fishing to provide for his family.

The novel is riddled with themes of struggle, moral choice and human dignity. Hemingway creates an atmosphere of tension and drama, exploring the protagonist's inner conflict between honesty and the need to survive. His writing style, known for its restraint and depth, makes this story of difficult elections and human frailties particularly memorable.

The audiobook "To Have and Not to Have" will be of interest to lovers of Hemingway's classics and works, offering a fascinating and profound audition full of reflections on human nature and moral dilemmas.

- By Ernest Hemingway

- Title: To have and not to have

- Genre: Classical literature, Roman

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

- Publisher: Unknown

- Rating: Unknown