What works did Ernest write?

Ernest Hemmingway was a famous American whose works were loved by readers with their unique style. The following are some of his representative works: 1 The Sun Also Rises: This is one of his most famous works. It tells the story of a general during the American Revolutionary War. The Notre-Dame de Paris: This is a novel about 19th century Paris society. The protagonist is a story between a drunkard and Claude, the vice-bishop of the Notre-Dame de Paris. The Old Man and the Sea (The Great Gatsby): This is a novel about an American businessman and his dreams. It also tells a story about love and wealth. 4. To Kill a Mockingbird: This is a novel about life in the American colonies, but it also reflects social class and racial discrimination. A Farewell to Arms: This is a novel about war and death, about an American soldier and his family. These are just some of Ernest's representative works. He also has many other novels and short stories, including "The Sun Also Rises,""Death in the Afternoon,""San Diago," and so on.