El Floridita, in Havana, Cuba, was one of the main stops on my quest to follow in Hemingway's footsteps on this island where ...

Dreaming of salty air, stunning sunsets, and the gentle rhythm of crashing waves? America's coastline is dotted with ...

With over 300 kilometers of Mediterranean coastline, mountains reaching up to 2,200 meters, and many picturesque villages, ...

From rugged coastal retreats to vibrant beach towns, these U.S. islands offer the ultimate getaway—no passport required We ...

Matching your book to your holiday destination is a great way to get under the skin of a place - you'll undoubtedly learn more about its traditions, culture and history by reading about it. Whatever ...

The rise of the cheap, daily newspaper in the 19th century created the first true attention economy—an endless churn of spectacle and sensation that remade how Americans engaged with the world.

Ernest and Hadley Booksellers has found a way to success despite facing competition from major brick-and-mortar retailers as well as online giants.

In this episode of Travelin' Arkansas, Chuck Dovish heads to Blanchard Springs, visits with Butch Richenback, and sees the barn where Ernest Hemingway once wrote in.

After graduating from high school, Hemingway worked at the Kansas City Star from October 1917 to April 1919.

In an age of endless words, Hemingway wrote with a rifleman’s precision. Here’s how.

Yes, Ernest Hemingway is Dree Hemingway’s great-grandfather on her maternal side. Her mother is actress Mariel Hemingway, who is Ernest’s granddaughter, and her aunt was Mariel’s sister ...