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Ernest Hemingway is surrounded by many myths. A real man and a ruthless macho, an alcoholic and a cat lover, a fearless hunter, a calm fisherman, a genius who survived the war and turned it into literature, a suicide and a lover of life. It is sometimes impossible to see a person behind this image. But when you look at Hemingway through his own words and actions in the context of the events of the entire twentieth century, the story of his life takes on a new depth.

The book «Ernest Hemingway. Artefacts from the Life of Ernest Hemingway was compiled by the steward of Ernest Hemingway's literary legacy, writer and researcher Michael Katakis, who used materials from the most complete archive of one of the most influential and enigmatic writers of the last century. Dozens of letters, more than four hundred photographs, memoirs of contemporaries, a foreword by his son Patrick and an afterword by his grandson Sean - all this reveals not just the author of immortal novels, but a man who never missed a sunrise.