Hemingway Wwi

“En mi primera vida, fui un prisionero del destino: una existencia breve, consumida por una enfermedad que me arrebató la oportunidad de soñar, explorar o simplemente vivir. Pero mi final no fue realmente el final. Desperté en un mundo completamente diferente, uno donde la magia reina, los reinos se alzan y caen, y los secretos ancestrales susurran en las sombras. Renací como Alexander Hemingway, hijo de un guerrero legendario y una maga sin igual, en el seno de una familia noble destinada a la grandeza. Sin embargo, el maná, el pilar de este mundo, me negó su favor. Marcado como un “amorfo,” incapaz de usar la magia como los demás, soy una anomalía en una sociedad donde el poder mágico define el valor de una persona. Pero mi historia no será dictada por el destino ni por las expectativas ajenas. Aunque este mundo me rechace, estoy decidido a forjar mi propio camino. Porque, en lo profundo de mi ser, hay algo diferente. Algo antiguo. Algo que ni los magos más poderosos pueden comprender. Mientras navego por este mundo (una academia mágica donde se forja la élite del imperio, intrigas nobles que se ocultan tras sonrisas, y una magia perdida que parece llamarme) debo enfrentar peligros que amenazan no solo mi vida, sino la esencia misma de lo que soy. ¿Mi propósito? Sobrevivir. Proteger a quienes amo. Y desentrañar los secretos de una magia olvidada que podría cambiarlo todo. No poseo la fuerza para dominar este mundo, pero sí la voluntad de desafiarlo. Y esta vez, no permitiré que nada ni nadie me detenga. En un mundo donde la magia lo gobierna todo, demostraré que incluso una anomalía puede cambiar el curso de la historia.”

One day you wake up in trenches. Next second you hear artillery barrage and explosion. Get up and fight ! Do you want to live forever? MC get's isekaied into world resembling WWI times but with some major differences. Luckily he has system as a gift. So he will not become ordinary G.I. P.S non-native English language writer trying to write action based on BF1 and other shooters.

I'm James, a 20-year-old college student studying law at Charleston School of Law. One night, after partying with friends, I was walking home when suddenly, a truck hit me. The next thing I knew, I awoke in another body during WWI, right in the midst of the Western Front. Now, I'm fighting for my life in the trenches, facing not just the enemy soldiers, but supernatural people as well. all BECAUSE of that crazy truck.

Synopsis The Needle in this fiction embodies Martial Law. The skull mangled exemplifies the Filipino people specifically human rights victims from all persuasions – enforced Desaparecidos to combatants, students to academicians, civilians to soldiers, peasants to landlords, laymen to religious, ordinary taxpayers to oligarchs, voters to politicians, officials to professionals, – all victims of militarization offered as sacrificial lambs in the altar of Dictatorship. The crucifix and holy rosary, guns, and bullets symbolize the protagonists – heroes and villains - and the causes and institutions they represent. The red roses, a love affair that blooms and blossoms among the main characters. The timeline was September 21, 1972, covering fourteen long years of dictatorship when Martial Law was declared until February 24, 1986, during the restoration of democracy ushered in by People’s Power at Epifanio de Los Santos or EDSA. Post EDSA events from Fidel V. Ramos to Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III or PNoy to Duterte’s presidency and Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. are briefly treated in an Epilogue. The choice of fiction was deliberate because of its timelessness and very important lesson drawn from that historic event–the restoration of democracy no less by President Cory Aquino. Whether it succeeded or not thereafter doesn’t matter. Filipinos are that unpredictable. Their memory is way too short and the hardest to please. But what is important is we have thrown away the tyrant, award-winning Investigate Journalist Shiela Coronel emphasized restoring fourteen long-lost hostage democracy in 1986. Add to that is the consequent didactic message to all Filipinos especially the Post Martial Law babies: “Beware and never again Martial Law!” In format, the author uses four of Irving Wallace's criteria in writing fiction from his “The Writing of One Novel” with some innovation on grounding characters using flashbacks and other tools characterizing bestsellers like Dan Brown, Grisham highlighting the author’s premium on the relevance of the said historical event and its political ramifications surrounding the subject throughout the story. First, no loose ends in the plot. This one is a tough act to follow. The subplot should be tied together as much as possible to the end. Second, narrative excitement rings the bell for readers. Third, is the use of research to disabuse and mitigate elements of violence and sex. Treating this work as social commentary on different implacable social issues of the day was deliberately utilized by the writer given his Philosophy, Theology, and Sociology background. Note that pictorials used in the work unless indicated in the caption are meant to highlight the theme of each respective chapter. Lastly, the most unlikely ending squeezing creative juices of the imaginative mind. Breaking the rules of writing known to man is also a challenge here. Ergo, treating the subject as fiction against the social commentary backdrop to make the narrative captivating journey instead just plain Martial Law account which is surely dry and monotonous story. How these criteria are treated and addressed by the writer especially the first, third, and fourth is left to readers and critics. Copy editing of the first draft has been done by the author using Grammarly, relevant creative writing tips culled from the internet from the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Jeff Goins, Catherine Reid, Cynthia Jones-Shoeman, Joe Bunting of NaNoWriMo, Billy Wilder, and Pruelpo, an FB friend and OFW dabbling as free-lance writer and guru. The third is actual editing from Ricardo S. Maulion Jr., my son, doing the proofreading. I have yet to accept any copy editors to do the favor for me packaging this project into a cohesive whole work. Ricardo F. Maulion For book order: Email ad: ricardomauliond1205@gmail.com

A WWI solder traumatized by war he fights till WWII

History is vast , but you can have it on your fingertip if you want motivation

The Old Man and the Sea is one of Hemingway's most famous novels. The old fisherman Santiago has caught nothing for eighty-four days. Then things change.  Ernest Miller Hemingway (July 21, 1899 – July 2, 1961) was an American novelist, short story writer, and journalist. His economical and understated style had a strong influence on 20th-century fiction, while his life of adventure and his public image influenced later generations. Hemingway produced most of his work between the mid-1920s and the mid-1950s and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. He published seven novels, six short story collections, and two non-fiction works. Additional works, including three novels, four short story collections, and three non-fiction works, were published posthumously. Many of his works are considered classics of American literature. Giancarlo Rossini Real ePublisher Ernest Hemingway, Writer Born: 21 July 1899 Birthplace: Oak Park, Illinois Died: 2 July 1961 (suicide) 
Best Known As: Famously manly author of For Whom the Bell Tolls 
Hemingway is one of the 20th century's most famous American writers. His books include The Sun Also Rises (1926), A Farewell to Arms (1929), and For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940). Hemingway's plainspoken no-frills writing style became so famous that it was (and is) frequently parodied. His dashing machismo was almost as famous as his writing: he lived in Paris, Cuba and Key West, fancied bullfighting and big game hunting, and served as a war correspondent in WWII and the Spanish Civil War. He sealed his own notoriety when he killed himself with a shotgun in 1961. 
Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954... Hemingway is sometimes called by his familiar nickname "Papa"... His birthdate is sometimes listed in error as 1898. According to a 1954 article in the New York Times, "In most reference books and in his own conversation he is one year older because he gave 1898 as his birth date when he tried to enlist [in the army] early in 1917, and stuck to that date ever since"... Hemingway's father also committed suicide, shooting himself with a Civil War pistol in 1928. 
Works: Novels 
 • (1925) The Torrents of Spring 
 • (1926) The Sun Also Rises 
 • (1929) A Farewell to Arms 
 • (1937) To Have and Have Not 
 • (1940) For Whom the Bell Tolls 
 • (1950) Across the River and Into the Trees 
 • (1952) The Old Man and the Sea (1962) Adventures of a Young Man 
 • (1970) Islands in the Stream 
 • (1986) The Garden of Eden Nonfiction • (1932) Death in the Afternoon 
 • (1935) Green Hills of Africa 
 • (1960) The Dangerous Summer 
 • (1964) A Moveable Feast 
 • (2003) Ernest Hemingway Selected Letters 1917-1961 
 • (2005) Under Kilimanjaro 
 Short story collections 
 • (1923) Three Stories and Ten Poems 
 • (1925) In Our Time 
 • (1927) Men Without Women 
 • (1932) The Snows of Kilimanjaro 
 • (1933) Winner Take Nothing 
 • (1938) The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories 
 • (1947) The Essential Hemingway 
 • (1953) The Hemingway Reader 
 • (1972) The Nick Adams Stories 
 • (1976) The Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway 
 • (1995) Collected Stories

Min Hoo is the most ordinary math professor and the most ordinary "fan" of silly novels. But... "Hello, host. I am System 031, your guide in this new life. You've found yourself in the body of the antagonist Mo Chou, an elder of the Hanqin School. Congratulations!" This is a joke, right? "What happened to the real Mo Chou?" The System grinned, and the sound made a shiver run down Min Hoo's back. "Oh, don't worry about him," she said. "He doesn't exist in this reality anymore." ________________________________ And then a few years later. "Teacher, I get it. You're not a sly fox at all. You're an nasty snake." "..." It's not his fault at all!!! _______ Hello everyone! This is my first short story, so don't judge too harshly. Please support this novel with votes and reviews. English is not my first language.

fictional stories of Hitler. from WWI to shooting himself in WWII, (Hopefuly). Cover page art credited to Nurzum on DeviantArt, I stole the image from him.

A British seaman meets and falls in love with an Irish nurse onboard a hospital ship during WWI.

A British seaman and an Irish nurse meet and fall in love on the ill-fated hospital ship Britannic during WWI.

Once upon a time there was a admirable boy called Forest Thunder. He was on the way to see his Andrew Hemingway, when he decided to take a short cut through Grizedale Forest.

DescriptionThe Sun Also Rises is a 1926 novel by American writer Ernest Hemingway, his first, that portrays American and British expatriates who travel from Paris to the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona to watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights.

A made up country named Kirkland a country that is advanced in navel army and air force superiority facing the made up country named rockland as they are in all WW,s WWI and WWII and then the Kirkland rockland war they are always at Each other’s throats

Twenty two years ago Samantha and Deanna Miller's lost their mother to a mysterious demonic supernatural force. In the years after, their father, John, taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and back roads of America... and he taught them how to kill it. Samantha and Deanna are headed to Miami Florida, home to Hemingway hurricanes, and a whole lot of fog. Soon the two sisters will be face to face with God's wife the Darkness. And the Almighty God himself. Can Samantha and Deanna stop the Darkness from killing God and save the world? Or will the Darkness take her revenge out on God?

El viejo y el mar (The Old Man and the Sea) es una novela escrita por Ernest Hemingway en 1951 en Cuba y publicada en 1952. Fue su último trabajo de ficción importante publicado en vida y posiblemente su obra más famosa. Un viejo lobo de mar está pasando una racha de mala suerte: hace 84 días que no logra capturar un solo pez. Todos los habitantes del pueblo se burlan de él, excepto un niño, que le mira y ayuda. Ambos deciden que el día siguiente será bueno para la pesca del pez espada. Todavía es de noche cuando se levanta, prepara los aparejos y se lanza a la mar con su pequeña barca. En alta mar, el viejo pone diversas carnadas. De pronto, la línea comienza a moverse. El viejo no puede controlarla. Se trata de un gigantesco pez espada. Cuatro horas más tarde, el pez se sacude en la superficie del agua y arrastra la barca. El viejo lo sostiene con el sedal enrollado alrededor del cuerpo. No hay tierra a la vista. Ahora, mar adentro, el viejo sostiene en su línea al pez más grande que jamás había visto.

WWI, The Central Powers have gained a power that no one can and don’t want to understand. This story follows a solder from the German military who has to use this power and being exposed to this power. The side effects of this power will cause this solder to never see themselves in the same light ever again.

Hemingway is making the point that being determined and never giving up indicates what kind of human being one is. This is a universal theme. Reflecting on the old man's experience is an inspiration for living one's own life and dealing with its problems. In this novella the sea as a symbol for the whole of nature.

Some things have always been hard to imagine. Like the words, "never again," for example. Certain things are hard to imagine yourself without. Certain people are hard to imagine yourself without. The year is 1879... The cobblestone streets see the bustle of carriages and the clop of horse hooves. The Beethoven music drifts through the air out of the concert halls. Everyday life seems to be just fine for the young German Empire, who's got a good heart, but he's kind of an asshole. Just 8 years ago marked the date when his father Prussia allowed him to rule some of his land. He knew he was blessed that his relationship with his father did not entail wars or revolutions like many of the other countryhumans he had heard of, but his fathers minimalist relationship with him made him feel an uncomfortable emptiness within him. And with the whole deal of his country-ness, many people felt as if they couldn't approach him. The business with his Kaisers and officials were strictly professional, so the German Empire found himself seeking company. One day in the beautiful city of Vienna he found himself at a palace banquet. As the orchestra begins to play a slow waltz he makes a choice that will change everything. But the future is often uncertain, and unfortunately Europe has trouble keeping the peace for long. Somehow it only took a single Serbian Nationalist to ruin everything. A single regular human to let all hell loose. To start... WWI

Twenty two years ago, Samantha and Deanna Winchester lost their mother to a mysterious demonic supernatural force. In the years, their father, John, taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America... and he taught them how to kill it. Samantha and Deanna are headed for Key West, Florida, home to Hemingway, hurricane, and a lot of demons. The tropical town as so many ghouls on the loose that one of it's moneymakers has long been a series of ghost tours. But the tours are no more, not since one of the guides was found dead of an apparent heart attack... his face frozen in mid- scream. No one knows what horrors he saw, but the Winchester sisters are about to find out. Soon they'll be face to face with the ghosts of the island's most infamous residents, demons with a hidden agenda, and a mysterious ancient power looking for revenge. It's up to Samantha and Deanna to save the citizens of Key West ... before the beautiful island is reduced to nothing more than a pile of bones.

INTRODUCTION. -)Sergeant Stubby (1916 – March 16, 1926) was a dog and the unofficial mascot of the 102nd Infantry Regiment (United States) and was assigned to the 26th (Yankee) Division in World War I. He served for 18 months and participated in 17 battles on the Western Front. He saved his regiment from surprise mustard gas attacks, found and comforted the wounded, and allegedly once caught a German soldier by the seat of his pants, holding him there until American soldiers found him. His actions were well-documented in contemporary American newspapers AFTER THE WAR. -) After returning home, Stubby became a celebrity and marched in, and normally led, many parades across the country. He met Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, and Warren G. Harding. He also appeared on vaudeville stages owned by Sylvester Z. Poli and was awarded lifetime memberships to the American Legion and the YMCA. In 1921, General of the Armies John J. Pershing presented a gold medal from the Humane Education Society to Stubby, the subject of a famous photograph and other artistic media.During that same year, he attended Georgetown University Law Center along with Conroy, and became the Georgetown Hoyas' team mascot.Given a football at halftime, he would nudge it around the field, to the amusement of the fans.While still a student at Georgetown, Conroy was also employed as a special agent of the Bureau of Investigation, precursor to the FBI. Stubby died in his sleep in March 1926.After his death he was preserved via taxidermy and his cremains were sealed inside of the mount. Conroy later presented Stubby to the Smithsonian in 1956. The taxidermy mount of the dog is part of the permanent collection at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and is currently on display in their “Price of Freedom: Americans at War” exhibted. LEGECY. -) Stubby received an obituary in the New York Times following his death in 1926. The obituary was half a page, much longer than the obituaries of many notable people of that time period. He was also the subject of a portrait by "Capitol artist" Charles Ayer Whipple.He was featured in the Brave Beasts exhibit at the Legermuseum in Delft, The Netherlands from 2008 to 2009. During a ceremony held on Armistice Day in 2006, a brick was placed in the Walk of Honor at the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City to commemorate Sergeant Stubby. Stubby was the subject of at least four books.In 2014, BBC Schools WWI series used Stubby as a Famous Figure to help teach children about the war, along with creating an animated comic strip to illustrate his life. Stubby has his portrait on display at the West Haven Military Museum in Connecticut. The descendants of Robert Conroy dedicated a life-size bronze statue of Stubby named "Stubby Salutes," by Susan Bahary, in the Connecticut Trees of Honor Memorial at Veteran's Memorial Park in Middletown, Connecticut, in May 2018. The statue pays tribute to fallen Connecticut veterans, where both Stubby and Robert Conroy are from.