Ernest Hemingway's last major literary work, The Dangerous Summer chronicles a season of bullfights in Spain. In particular, it centres around the author's friendship with one of the most daring men ever to enter the ring. The bullfighter is used both symbolically to summate the essence of both sport and confrontational life. Hemingway's preoccupation with the sport brings to paper some details and observations that can only be made by the most discerning eyes. Luckily, those eyes belong to a man whose hands, in his time, crafted some of the most articulate narratives ever inked. | The Dangerous Summer by ERNEST HEMINGWAY, Paperback | Indigo Chapters