Erenst Hemmingway's Writing Style

Hemmingway’s Style Erenst Hemmingway is a very captivating author. He draws the reader in with emotion and his very straightforward writing. Hemmingway connects to each reader on a different level, which leaves a substantial effect on the reader. His ability to connect with the reader, use of a straightforward writing style, and his intriguing stories, are all components that affect the audience. Hemmingway has a way of personally connecting to the audience. In “Indian Camp” Hemmingway writes about death and he writes “Is dying hard, Daddy” (Hemmingway, 70)? In this instance Hemmingway truly connects with his audience when he speaks about death and the difficulty of it. He knows that many people have this similar question and when he includes it in his writing he connects to the audience. We read about Hemmingway’s life in “Men’s Journal”, where we learn Hemmingway did not have a normal life. He went through many different experiences, which is why I believe he is able to …show more content…
He does not include any extraneous detail to mask the cruelty of the world. As we read in “Indian Camp” Hemmingway writes, “His throat had been cut from ear to ear. The blood had flowed down into a open razor” (Hemmingway, 70). Hemmingway writes exactly what happened, he doesn’t add any ‘fluff’ to mask the brutality, he strives for readers to visual precisely what had happened. Hemmingway attracts many readers because of this unique ability to write frank about life. In addition to attracting readers, he also leaves the readers with extreme effect from his writings. The audiences of Hemmingway are left with the need for more because of his honest words. Readers visual their own lives through Hemmingway’s work because he writes identical to reality, with the emotions he uses. Hemmingway ability to have a great effect on the reader is due to his straightforward writing