Road to Madrid - Paperback

by Gary Ross Watkins (Author)

An intense story of Ernest Hemingway's return to Spain in 1936, in search of his

lover Maria. A militant Basque woman, with child, who departed Paris, to re-join

her people in Spain.

Hemingway's intense search for one who chose to help oppressed people and

lead a faction of the "International Brigade" against the Franco fascists, rather than

sit and watch.

"Road to Madrid" addresses the basic moral principle of human kindness and

compassion for those who proactively resist undemocratic dictators. Indeed, "for

whom doth the Bell toll?...It tolls for thee."