* The Sun Also Rises (1926): This classic novel follows a group of American and British expatriates in Paris and Spain, including the bullfighting scene in Pamplona.
* Death in the Afternoon (1932): This non-fiction book explores the culture of bullfighting in Spain, with detailed descriptions of the rituals and the art of the matador.
* For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940): This novel is set in Republican Spain during the Spanish Civil War, focusing on an American volunteer who joins the resistance.
* A Farewell to Arms (1929): While not entirely set in Spain, this novel features a significant portion of the story taking place in Italy during World War I, with flashbacks to the protagonist's time in Spain.
These are just a few of Hemingway's works that feature Spain prominently. His experiences in the country deeply impacted his writing and helped shape some of his most famous characters and themes.