The Sun Also Rises

The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway's first major novel, was originally published in 1926 and follows the narrative of a group of disillusioned young American and British expats as they travel through Europe in the mid-1920s. The novel serves as the classic portrait of what became known as the "Lost Generation," a term established by American writer and critic Gertrude Stein, and depicts the emotions, feelings, and attitudes of the post-World War I generation's disillusionment and angst.