"Death in the Afternoon" is a non-fiction work by Ernest Hemingway that explores the world of bullfighting, combining his personal experiences in Spain with a deeper cultural commentary on the sport. Hemingway captures the raw emotions and intense atmosphere surrounding bullfighting, presenting it as a ritual steeped in tradition and artistry. He outlines the techniques, dangers, and philosophy that accompany this ancient practice, illustrating both its beauty and brutality. The book also touches on...