Was Ernest Hemingway a double agent?

During World War II, legendary writer Ernest Hemingway was determined to be a spy. He spoke to no less than four governmental entities on the matter--including the forerunner of the KGB--and worked simultaneously for the Americans and Russians from 1941-1943. read more

Ernest Hemingway fancied himself an important source of information about the Cuban revolution and German submarines off the coast of Cuba. He claimed that he was working for the US Embassy in Cuba and providing intelligence to the FBI. read more

This, taking copyright fraud to a whole, new level, and more – all in today’s Daily Blunt. read more

Ernest Hemingway in 1944. Photograph: George Karger/Time Life Pictures Up till now, this has been a notably cheerful year for admirers of Ernest Hemingway – a surprisingly diverse set of people who range from Michael Palin to Elmore Leonard. read more