Hemingway's the Finka

By 1959, he ended a period of intense activity. He finished a moveable feast which was scheduled to be released the following year. The Finka became crowded with guests and tourists as Hemingway beginning to become unhappy with life there. In 59, he bought a home overlooking the Bigwood River outside Ketchum and left Cuba. On July 25th of 1960, they left Cuba for the last time leaving art and manuscripts in a bank vault in Havana. And this is a little bit about the FBI and Cuba and Hemingway's growing paranoia.