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Here, Hemingway attempts to discover God in the midst of the battle between the old fisherman and the marlin. He seeks to explore the depth of our human existence through the victories and defeats that come to us together, to tell us that we can be ourselves and face our pain, no matter how difficult it is. – William Faulkner “A masterpiece by any standard, one of the literary parables that best reflects our human existence. It tells us that there is always hope, and that, even in the worst crises and tragedies, one act can transform failure into triumph and give life meaning.” – Mario Vargas Llosa “There is not a single page of this most perfect of Hemingway’s works that could be replaced, deleted, or written in another way.” – The Sunday Times “A magnificent example of the art of storytelling.” The writing in this work is elegant, graceful, and resourceful.
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