In postwar Europe, a generation searches for meaning, connection, and purpose amid changing social values.
Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises follows a group of expatriates traveling through France and Spain during the years following the First World War.
Through their friendships, relationships, conversations, and travels, Hemingway explores disillusionment, identity, love, courage, and the challenges of finding direction in a changing world. His distinctive prose and understated emotional style create a vivid portrait of the Lost Generation.
A foundational work of modernist literature, the novel continues to appeal to readers interested in literary fiction, cultural history, and Hemingway's influential storytelling.
Discover Hemingway's celebrated portrait of a generation navigating love, loss, and life after war.
