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Ernest Hemingway was indeed an author of several novels: The Sun Also Rises, For Whom the Bell Tolls and the Old Man and The Sea, among others. He was an expatriate because he was disallusioned with America's participation in WWI. He gave up his citzenship and moved to Paris, with a lot of other writers, who became known as the Lost Generation. Someone who gives up their citizenship is known as an expatriate.

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Yes, Ernest Hemingway was a writer known for his distinctive writing style and themes of masculinity, war, and nature. He was also an expatriate, living in various countries including France, Spain, and Cuba throughout his life.

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He was a Author of many novels and short stories

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Q: Was Ernest Hemingway a writer and an expatriate?
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