
ErnestHemingwayisanalmostmythicalfigure.Inadditiontobeinganauthor,heisliteraryworkhimself-arealrockstarantelitteram.Muchofhislifehasbeenaneternalholiday,minutelydocumentedandcontinuestobeasourceofinspirationforhimself.Whereverthereareplacesthatsharetheirquotes:trueorpresumed.Thepicturesthatportrayhimarethousands.Hemingwayhadbuiltafameasacaptainofventura,expressingastrongpersonality,manandmyth,joiningthelifelivedintheimaginationofhischaracters.ItisinthiscontextthathismanytripstoItalyareincluded.FromtheFirstWorldWartotheadventofFascism,fromtheSecondWorldWartotheBoomYears:bothmaleandfemaleacquaintances,relationshipswithfoodandwine,landscapes,loves,pleasuresandtragediesoflife,especiallyinVeneto,werefundamentaltothewriter.FindinghowHemingwaywasaforerunnerofthemodernpublicfigure,wewillalsoseehowheeventuallyfoundhimselfvictim...
