Mavenhill Classics · No. 33
The Sun Also Rises
Foreword by Maven HillIllustrated by Carmen Noisiv
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ISBN 978-1940387871 · Published November 3, 2026
The fiesta lasts seven days. Some things last forever.
No. 33 in Mavenhill Classics, this annotated edition presents Ernest Hemingway’s landmark first novel, with a foreword by Maven Hill and clear, spoiler-free chapter summaries.
Paris, 1925. Jake Barnes, an American newspaperman wounded in the war, drifts through the cafés and bars of the Left Bank with a circle of restless friends. At its center is Lady Brett Ashley, beautiful, reckless and impossible to hold, the woman Jake loves and can never have.
When the group travels south to Pamplona for the fiesta and its bullfights, old rivalries and new passions collide in seven days of wine, dancing and danger.
Spare, funny and heartbreaking, The Sun Also Rises defined a generation and changed the way novels were written.
- Language
- English
- Imprint
- Mavenhill Classics, no. 33
- First published
- 1926
- This edition
- November 3, 2026 · 244 pages
