WRITING STYLE AND TECHNIQUE OF ERNEST HEMINGWAY (Pages 34-40) by Mr. V. Jayakumar* and Dr. A. Subramanian** in THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH SPECIALIST / ISSN: 2350-1499 (Online); 2350-0751 (Print)

Ernest Hemingway is a very direct, intentional writer. He is also very subtle in his intentions and allusions, but that is not something that is quite American to most people. Ultimately, Hemingway might have been born an American citizen but he was far more of an international artist who entered too many new territories to actually be considered a great American author by many. Hemingway is known for creating novels that usually follow a basic chronological order, which some critics deem as boring and ‘typical’ for such a great American author. A few stories used summary accounts and flashbacks in the writing, but the basic function of chronology was very important to this man’s work.rnest Hemingway is a very direct, intentional writer. He is also very subtle in his intentions and allusions, but that is not something that is quite American to most people. Ultimately, Hemingway might have been born an American citizen but he was far more of an international artist who entered too many new territories to actually be considered a great American author by many. Hemingway is known for creating novels that usually follow a basic chronological order, which some critics deem as boring and ‘typical’ for such a great American author. A few stories used summary accounts and flashbacks in the writing, but the basic function of chronology was very important to this man’s work.Keywords: intentional writer, international artist, chronological order, flashbacks etc.