Hemingway and Bimini

Explore Ernest Hemingway's transformative years in Bimini from 1935 to 1937, a period marked by his involvement in the formation of the International Game Fish Association. This insightful audiobook delves into his pioneering writings on competitive saltwater fishing and his remarkable experiences on the island, all of which contributed to his posthumous novel, Islands in the Stream. Additionally, it unveils lesser-known aspects of Hemingway's character, such as his humor, early conservationist beliefs, and progressive views on women in the fishing world, challenging the traditional image of the author.