An African Story by Ernest Hemingway?

There's no known short story or novel by Ernest Hemingway titled "An African Story". While he was famous for his tales of adventure and exploration, he primarily focused on settings in Europe, North America, and Cuba.

However, Hemingway *did* write extensively about Africa, particularly in his "The Green Hills of Africa", a non-fiction account of his hunting expedition there in 1933-1934. The book details his experiences, the beauty of the landscape, and his thoughts on the nature of hunting and masculinity.

Here are some other Hemingway works with African themes:

* "The Snows of Kilimanjaro": This short story features an American writer in Africa, struggling with illness and his past while reflecting on his life and career.

* "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber": This novella explores themes of masculinity, fear, and the hunt, set against the backdrop of a safari in Kenya.

While Hemingway didn't write a specific story titled "An African Story", his writings about Africa are significant and capture the essence of the continent, its landscapes, and its people.