Meeting Ernest Hemingway was probably the worst thing that ever happened to Martha Gellhorn. But perhaps she engineered their first encounter herself. I've always thought it was no accident that ...

One irony behind “Hemingway & Gellhorn” — premiering May 28 on HBO — is that a key connection for this film about a reputedly sexist writer who sometimes struck his wives was made at a ...

An earlier version of this article incorrectly said that Ernest Hemingway’s suicide came 25 years after Martha Gellhorn left him. It came 15 years afterward. The story has been updated. HBO’s ...

‘Hemingway & Gellhorn’ Director Philip Kaufman Revisits an ‘Incredibly Passionate Love Story’ (Video) The filmmaker, who became "more and more interested" in Ernest Hemingway and Martha ...

Martha Gellhorn was a trailblazer, one of the most famous female war correspondents of the 20th century, as well as a fiction writer and essayist. At 28, she met Ernest Hemingway, eventually ...

San Francisco de Paula, Cuba When Martha Gellhorn joined Hemingway in Havana, she took one look at the messy room he was renting at the Hotel Ambos Mundos and decided to get out of the city. Finca ...

Pioneering war reporter Martha Gellhorn has been honoured with a plaque at her former home in Monmouthshire. Ms Gellhorn, who died in 1998, covered 12 conflicts in a career spanning six decades.

American writer and war correspondent Martha Gellhorn, who reported conflicts from the Spanish Civil War to Vietnam to Panama and was the third wife of Ernest Hemingway, died Monday, her family said.

By Martha Gellhorn (1959) 1. When the buccaneering journalist Marie Colvin reported from the battle zones of the late 20th century, she kept a copy of Martha Gellhorn’s collected war essays in ...