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* ''A Moveable Feast'' (1964, published posthumously as his memoir)

* ''A Moveable Feast'' (1964, published posthumously as his memoir)

He grew up in a [[Congregationalism|Congregationalist]] home, but became an [[atheist]] in his late teenage years. He hid this fact from his parents and later married into the [[Roman Catholic]] faith, although his conversion was not sincere. He was critical of his father, saying that “My father was a deeply sentimental man. And like all sentimental men, he was also very cruel.”<ref>https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/hemingway</ref>  Ernest Hemingway was also a compulsive liar, and had a soft-spot for [[Communist]]s, even turning a blind eye to the Spanish [[Stalin]]ists' massacres in [[Spanish Civil War|Spain]].

He grew up in a [[Congregationalism|Congregationalist]] home, but became an [[atheist]] in his late teenage years. He hid this fact from his parents and later married into the [[Roman Catholic]] [[faith]] as requested by his second wife (Pauline), although his conversion was probably not sincere. He was critical of his father, saying that “My father was a deeply sentimental man. And like all sentimental men, he was also very cruel.”<ref>https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/hemingway</ref>  Ernest Hemingway was also a compulsive liar, and had a soft-spot for [[Communist]]s, even turning a blind eye to the Spanish [[Stalin]]ists' massacres in [[Spanish Civil War|Spain]].

He introduced the Pamplona bull run to an international audience<ref>[http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/spanish-festivals/pamplona-bull-running-san-fermin.htm Pamplona bull run]</ref> and was also a fan of [[bullfighting]].

He introduced the Pamplona bull run to an international audience<ref>[http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/spanish-festivals/pamplona-bull-running-san-fermin.htm Pamplona bull run]</ref> and was also a fan of [[bullfighting]].