The Old Man and the Sea

This novella tells the story of Santiago, an ageing Cuban fisherman who embarks on an epic battle with a giant marlin far out in the Gulf Stream. After eighty-four days without a catch, Santiago's determination and skill are put to the ultimate test. The narrative explores themes of courage, perseverance, and the struggle against defeat, capturing the essence of human resilience. Hemingway's sparse and powerful prose brings to life the vivid imagery of the sea and the relentless spirit of the old man, making it a timeless tale of endurance and triumph.

Published 1978

Condition: Good