Volume 230 pages
The Sun Also Rises
About the book
A wounded war, a restless generation, and a love that cannot find peace.
The Sun Also Rises (1926), by Ernest Hemingway, is a powerful portrait of the «Lost Generation»—men and women scarred by World War I, searching for meaning in a fractured world.
The novel follows Jake Barnes, an American journalist living in Paris, and his circle of expatriate friends, including the dazzling and elusive Lady Brett Ashley. Together, they drift through cafés, nightclubs, and the bullrings of Spain, chasing pleasure and escape while wrestling with inner emptiness.
Written in Hemingway's famously spare and direct style, the novel captures the disillusionment of a generation while celebrating the beauty of life, travel, and human connection. Its depiction of love, longing, and aimlessness resonates as deeply today as it did nearly a century ago.
Hailed as one of the greatest novels of the 20th century, The Sun Also Rises remains a cornerstone of modern literature.
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