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Ernest Hemingway's House in Cuba is still filled with his belongings and his massive collection of books. Geoffrey Eu gets a glimpse into the literary legend's rarefied space, now a museum.

Published Fri, Dec 23, 2016 · 09:50 PM
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Books, booze, broads and billfish - not necessarily in that order - were central to Ernest Hemingway's way of life. A constant supply of each was available to the Nobel prize-winning author in Cuba, the Caribbean island where he felt most at home.

Hemingway was machismo personif…

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