Hemingway, a century of polyamory

This year marks the centenary of Ernest Hemingway's first novel, 'Fiesta', which explores themes of love and chaos in Spain. The book reflects Hemingway's experiences and relationships during his time in the country, particularly during the San Fermín festival. Two new translations of 'Fiesta' have been released to commemorate this milestone, alongside an insightful essay by Rodrigo Fresán that delves into Hemingway's legacy and the concept of the Lost Generation. The narrative captures the tumultuous spirit of the era and Hemingway's complex character, blending personal anecdotes with broader cultural reflections.