A Moveable Feast

by Ernest Hemingway

First published 2009

In the cafes and streets of 1920s Paris, a young Ernest Hemingway navigates the heady world of the Lost Generation. Broke but ambitious, he rubs elbows with literary giants like Fitzgerald and Stein, chasing the exhilaration of creation. As his first marriage to Hadley unravels, Hemingway grapples with love, loss, and his emerging voice as a writer. Through it all, the magic and energy of Paris shines, a moveable feast that feeds Hemingway's boundless creativity.

Genres: biography, literary-fiction, historical-fiction, 20th-century, american, memoir

Vibes: emotional, intimate, lyrical

Tropes: coming-of-age, found-family

Setting: France, Paris, París (Francia)

Period: 1920s, 20th century

152 pages · Paperback · Pharos Books Private Limited

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