In his debut novel, Ernest Hemingway immerses us in the lives of American and British expatriates navigating the aftermath of World War I. Journeying from the vibrant streets of Paris to the exhilarating running of the bulls in Pamplona, these characters grapple with the scars of war, indulging in a world of excess, alcohol, and existential despair—as they embody Hemingway’s poignant portrayal of the Lost Generation. - Summary by The Narrator