On November 11th, 2008, Timeless Hemingway celebrated ten years online. Surprising as it may sound, the original focus of Timeless Hemingway was not Ernest Hemingway.

Ernest Hemingway's 1929 classic, A Farewell to Arms, considered by many critics to be the best novel ever written about World War I, was selected by libraries in Aurora, Oswego and North Aurora, Illinois as their must read pick of the year.

On September 13, 2008, Timeless Hemingway launched a "Books" section that provides a listing of resources on Ernest Hemingway's books. Hemingway's "big four" books (SAR, AFTA, FWTBT, OMATS) are the only books available right now, but there are future plans to include all of Hemingway's books.

The annual Ernest Hemingway Festival will take place from September 25-28, 2008 in Sun Valley, Idaho. The 2008 theme is "Hemingway in Cuba" and there will be a wide selection of events for Hemingway aficionados to enjoy.

The last living son of Ernest Hemingway celebrated his 80th birthday on June 28th, 2008. Scott Simon of NPR spoke to Patrick about growing older, being a Hemingway, and his role in preserving his father's legacy.

Timeless Hemingway is not just passionate about Ernest Hemingway. Timeless Hemingway is also passionate about designing web sites for those who help others and who are heroes in their communities.

Timeless Hemingway has entered the world of social networking. Now you can connect with Timeless Hemingway aficionados from around the world on Facebook.

With the economy likely in a recession, gas and food prices skyrocketing, and home values falling, consumers are curbing their spending at expensive restaurants especially abroad. In the midst of all of this financial despair, there is one very special restaurant in Italy that is making its meal ticket more affordable for Americans.

The Stratford-upon-Avon International Festival of Literature has two special events planned for the Hemingway fan this April.

Published in 1938, The Fifth Column is a three-act play set during the Spanish Civil War. It is the only play Ernest Hemingway ever wrote and now you have the opportunity to see it performed on stage for the very first time.

Ernest Hemingway was never terribly active politically nor was he an avid fan of politicians in general. There is one 2008 presidential candidate, however, who has revealed that he is a great admirer of a Hemingway protagonist, a protagonist he calls "My No. 1 hero of all time!"