Audiobooks by Ernest Hemingway

"This audiobook is narrated using AI-generated voice technology. Experience the unforgettable world of the Lost Generation in The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway. Set in the vibrant cafés of Paris and the electrifying bullfighting festivals of Pamplona, the story follows journalist Jake Barnes and a group of expatriate friends searching for meaning after the devastation of World War I. As they travel through Spain drinking, arguing, and falling in and out of love, tensions rise around the captivating and complicated Lady Brett Ashley. Beneath the glamour of nightlife and adventure lies a deeper story of disillusionment, longing, and the struggle to find purpose in a changed world. With Hemingway's signature spare prose and powerful emotional undercurrent, this classic novel captures a generation adrift—and the timeless human search for identity, love, and belonging."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Daniel Brooks (Narrator)

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[Spanish] - Islas a la deriva

"En esta novela póstuma, cuyo manuscrito dejó en Cuba, encontramos lo mejor de la madurez del Premio Nobel de Literatura Ernest Hemingway. Publicada por primera vez en 1970, nueve años después de la muerte del autor, Islas a la deriva cuenta la historia de un artista aventurero, Thomas Hudson, cuya personalidad recuerda mucho a la del propio Hemingway. La novela arranca en 1930 con las experiencias del protagonista como pintor en la isla de Bimini, situada en plena corriente del Golfo, para detenerse en sus actividades antisubmarino cerca de la costa de Cuba durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. «Esta carta es para hablarte de un hombre joven que se llama Ernest Hemingway, que vive en París, escribe para el Transatlantic Review y tiene un futuro brillante... Yo trataría de encontrarlo enseguida. Es el mejor.» Carta de F. Scott Fitzgerald a Maxwell Perkins, editor de Charles Scribner's Sons, 1924"

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Gustavo Dardés (Narrator)

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The Undefeated

"This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Manuel García, an aging bullfighter freshly out of the hospital after a brutal goring, refuses to accept that his time is over. Against the advice of everyone around him – a skeptical promoter, a weary picador friend, a contemptuous critic – he claws his way back into the ring for one more night. In one of Hemingway's most vivid portraits of grace under pressure, 'The Undefeated' follows a man who has lost almost everything but his pride, and who would rather face the bull again than admit defeat. Spare, brutal, and quietly moving, it is a defining example of the Hemingway code hero: dignity measured not by winning, but by how one endures."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), AI Voice Jacob Rivers (Narrator)

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Ernest Hemingway Collection: The Sun Also Rises, In Our Times, The Torrents Of Spring

"The Sun Also Rises, In Our Time, and The Torrents of Spring form a powerful early trilogy of modern literature written by Ernest Hemingway, capturing the emotional fallout of war, the hunger for meaning, and the quiet struggles of ordinary lives in an uncertain world. Together, these works trace the birth of a new literary voice that stripped language down to its bare essentials while revealing deep psychological and moral complexity beneath the surface. The Sun Also Rises follows a group of disillusioned expatriates drifting through Europe after World War I, searching for purpose through love, alcohol, travel, and ritual. Beneath the casual dialogue and understated emotion lies a profound exploration of loss, masculinity, identity, and the invisible wounds left by war. The novel’s quiet tension, emotional restraint, and haunting sense of displacement define an entire generation that came to be known as the Lost Generation. In Our Time presents a series of stark, tightly written stories that confront violence, fear, love, and survival with unflinching honesty. From war scenes and bullfights to childhood memories and moments of quiet dread, these pieces reveal how trauma shapes the inner lives of people long after the event itself has passed. The simplicity of the language only deepens the emotional impact, allowing silence and implication to carry as much weight as action. The Torrents of Spring offers a sharp tonal contrast as a satirical novel that mocks literary pretension, artistic ego, and exaggerated romanticism. Beneath its humor and parody, it reflects a young writer testing his voice, challenging conventions, and rejecting false seriousness in favor of clarity, truth, and emotional discipline."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Alex Squire, The Light (Narrator)

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In Another Country

"This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In the cold autumn of wartime Milan, a wounded young American reports each afternoon to a hospital where gleaming machines promise to mend what the front has broken. Among the maimed officers sharing his therapy is a proud Italian major – once a champion fencer, now nursing a ruined hand – who drills him in grammar with brittle precision and scorns the doctors' bright assurances. But it is not the war that finally strips the major bare, and in a handful of quiet, shattering words he leaves the young man with a truth about love and loss that no machine, and no country, can heal."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), AI Voice Jacob Rivers (Narrator)

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A Farewell to Arms

"Experience the powerful and heartbreaking story of A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway. Set during World War I, this timeless novel follows the journey of an American ambulance driver, Frederic Henry, who falls deeply in love with a British nurse, Catherine Barkley, amidst the chaos of war. As the conflict intensifies, their romance becomes a fragile escape from the brutality surrounding them. Hemingway masterfully explores themes of love, loss, and the harsh realities of war, delivering an emotional and unforgettable listening experience that continues to resonate with audiences today."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Daniel Brooks (Narrator)

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[Spanish] - París era una fiesta

"La mítica última obra del premio Nobel de Literatura Ernest Hemingway, «el novelista norteamericano más importante del siglo XX» William Faulkner «Tal vez en ningún otro escritor moderno la proeza física, el coraje, la fuerza bruta y el espíritu de destrucción alcanzan una dignidad parecida.» Mario Vargas Llosa «Si tienes la suerte de haber vivido de joven en París, la recordarás el resto de tu vida, vayas a donde vayas, porque París es una fiesta.» Ernest Hemingway Publicado póstumamente en 1964, París era una fiesta es el libro más personal y revelador de Hemingway, quien, ya en el crepúsculo de su vida, narra aquí los dorados, salvajes y fructíferos años de su juventud en el París de los años veinte, en compañía de escritores como Scott Fitzgerald o Ezra Pound, la llamada «generación perdida». Crónica de la formación de un joven escritor, retrato de una ciudad perdida, oda a la amistad y verdadero testamento literario, esta es una de las obras capitales para entender el siglo XX, así como el universo y la personalidad de uno de sus más grandes creadores. Un clásico atemporal que Lumen recupera ahora con una nueva traducción de Miguel Temprano. La crítica ha dicho: «Yo no sería escritor de no haber leído París era una fiesta a los dieciocho años, en ese mismo café de la Place de Saint Michel que él dijo que era estupendo para escribir.» Enrique Vila-Matas «Aquí tenemos al mejor Hemingway. Nadie ha escrito sobre el París de los años veinte tan bien como Hemingway.» The New York Times «Un libro corto, perfecto [...]. Bellísimo.» The Independent «Las escenas de París están suficientemente alejadas en el tiempo como para que las situaciones y los personajes se presenten con serenidad pero con tal extraordinaria inmediatez su increíble don que tienen el resplandor de sus mejores obras.» The New York Herald Tribune «Leer París era una fiesta es como asistir a un banquete con célebres bohemios como anfitriones.» The Observer «El novelista norteamericano más importante del siglo XX.» William Faulkner «La obra de Hemingway está llena de hallazgos simples y deslumbrantes.» Gabriel García Márquez «Al igual que Rousseau, Hemingway nos ha señalado como prueba del valor humano la capacidad de medirse, de lograr, de fracasar.» Italo Calvino «Hemingway es el Stendhal de nuestro tiempo.» Cesare Pavese «En sus páginas descubrí que la vida alcanzaba verdadera categoría si la asumíamos decididos a llegar al final de las empresas, sin que importase si estas eran o no trascendentes para los demás.» Luis Sepúlveda «Hemingway fue un entusiasta de la existencia y ese entusiasmo brilla en sus páginas.» Miguel Sánchez-Ostiz «El escritor estadounidense más célebre desde Mark Twain: con él la literatura yanqui entró en una nueva dimensión.» Jaime G. Mora, ABC «Su paleta era increíblemente amplia, y exquisita y violenta y brutal y fea, era todas esas cosas. Con todos sus defectos, con todas las dificultades, su vida personal o lo que sea, parecía entender al ser humano.» Michael Katakis"

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Carlos Di Blasi (Narrator)

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The Sun Also Rises

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Jake Barnes, a man with a war injury that makes him question himself as a man, is able to go back into society as an American journalist living in Paris. He meets the promiscuous Lady Brett Ashley, a woman of many affairs and twice divorced. They share the nightlife together, but problems follow in the night."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Digital Voice Martin G (Narrator)

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Three Short Stories & Ten Poems

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Ernest Hemingway was one of America’s best known and most beloved authors. This was a his first published book. These three stories and ten poems served notice that a major new talent had arrived and the rules of American Literature were about to change."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Digital Voice Martin G (Narrator)

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In Our Time

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In Our Time has a curious history in that Earnest Hemingway released it in at least three different versions. The first edition (the 1924 Paris edition) was commissioned by Ezra Pound for Three Mountains Press and contains six prose vignettes. The collection explores loss, grief, separation, and alienation—topics Hemingway would never leave behind. Until Ezra Pound asked him to write this collection, Hemingway was primarily a writer of non-fiction. This collection would forever change that. Hemingway’s sparse style attracted attention immediately. The face of American fiction would never be the same."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Digital Voice Martin G (Narrator)

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Men Like Gods

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In the summer of 1921, a disenchanted journalist escapes the rat race for a drive in the country. But Mr. Barnstaple's trip exceeds his expectations when he and other motorists are swept 3,000 years into the future. The inadvertent time travelers arrive in a world that corresponds exactly to Barnstaple's ideals: a utopian state, free of crime, poverty, war, disease, and bigotry. Unfettered by the constraints of government and organized religion, the citizens lead rich, meaningful lives, passed in pursuit of their creative fancies. Barnstaple's traveling companions, however, quickly contrive a scheme to remake the utopia in the image of their twentieth-century world. A century after its initial publication, H. G. Wells's novel offers an enduringly relevant look at an ideal society. Conceived in the aftermath of World War I, it reflects the failings of human nature but offers hope for the future, when men and women may live like gods."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Digital Voice Martin G (Narrator)

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The Sun Also Rises

"This powerful novel by Ernest Hemingway follows a group of restless young expatriates drifting through postwar Europe, moving from cafés and hotel rooms to bullfights and sunlit streets in search of distraction, meaning, and emotional survival. Beneath the drinking, travel, and casual conversation lies deep spiritual exhaustion left behind by war, lost ideals, and wounds that cannot be spoken aloud. Love is tangled with jealousy, frustration, pride, and longing that can never fully be satisfied. Relationships strain under the weight of desire and disappointment as characters attempt to escape their emptiness through pleasure and constant motion. Strength becomes a performance, and emotional vulnerability feels dangerous. Every attempt at happiness feels temporary, fragile, and haunted by what has already been lost. The world appears bright on the surface, yet inwardly everything is marked by quiet despair and unhealed damage. Through restraint, tension, and emotional understatement, Ernest Hemingway captures the disillusionment of a generation trying to live after its innocence has been shattered. The novel explores identity, masculinity, love, and the quiet loneliness that follows broken dreams. It is a haunting portrait of people struggling to endure in a world that no longer offers certainty, meaning, or peace."

Ernest Hemingway (Author), Alex Squire, The Light (Narrator)

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Audiobooks by Ernest Hemingway

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