Martha’s father George Gellhorn was a publicly progressive figure (as well as being St. Louis’s most reputable gynecologist). Her mother Edna Fischel Gellhorn was a tireless advocate for the ...

From the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s through the Vietnam War, Martha Gellhorn covered the major conflicts of her day. Best known as the third wife of Ernest Hemingway, Gellhorn was also a pioneer ...

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Gellhorn began her career as a journalist during the Spanish Civil War, arriving in Madrid in 1937 with nothing but a knapsack, fifty dollars, and an assignment to cover the conflict for Collier's ...

Martha Gellhorn deserves to be remembered for a lot more than being the third wife of Ernest Hemingway. War correspondent, novelist and lifelong campaigner for the underdog, Gellhorn covered conflicts ...

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Meeting Ernest Hemingway was probably the worst thing that ever happened to Martha Gellhorn. But perhaps she engineered their first encounter herself. I’ve always thought it was no accident that ...

Paula McLain can’t let "Papa" Hemingway go. The towering ego and allure of the great American writer is once again on chest-puffing display in McLain’s latest novel, Love and Ruin (Ballantine, 376 pp.

An overlong period piece that's earnest and handsome, true, but strangely inert, and perhaps because Ernest Hemingway's larger-than-life persona is so familiar, frequently feels stilted and cliched.

In a heated scene in the new HBO film, Hemingway & Gellhorn, Ernest Hemingway locks Martha Gellhorn in her hotel room in Spain. He knows his lover well: with a violent war ensuing outside, she’ll step ...