To Have and Have Not

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novel

To Have and Have Not is a 1937 novel by Ernest Hemingway that portrays a Depression-era fishing boat captain drawn into smuggling and moral conflict in Key West and Cuba.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	novel →
author	Ernest Hemingway →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
featuresCharacter	Harry Morgan → Helene Bradley → Marie Morgan → Richard Gordon →
firstEditionFormat	hardcover →
followedBy	For Whom the Bell Tolls →
genre	crime fiction → novel → political novel → social novel →
hasAdaptation	The Breaking Point (1950 film) → The Gun Runners (1958 film) → To Have and Have Not (1944 film) →
hasISBN	9780684818986 →
hasPart	short stories previously published in magazines →
hasSubject	Cuban-American relations → fishing boat captains → labor and class issues → smuggling →
literaryMovement	modernism →
mainCharacter	Harry Morgan →
mediaType	print →
narrativePerspective	third-person narration →
notableFor	depiction of Depression-era Key West → political overtones → portrayal of working-class hardship →
originalLanguage	English →
pageCount	approximately 272 pages →
partOfBibliography	works of Ernest Hemingway →
placeOfPublication	New York City →
precededBy	Green Hills of Africa →
publicationDate	1937 →
publisher	Charles Scribner's Sons →
setInLocation	Cuba → Key West →
setInPeriod	Great Depression →
structure	composite novel →
theme	class struggle → crime and smuggling → economic inequality → moral conflict → poverty → survival →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ernest Hemingway → Howard Hawks → Humphrey Bogart → Jules Furthman ("To Have and Have Not (film)") → Lauren Bacall → Walter Brennan ("'To Have and Have Not' (1944 film)") →	notableWork
Sheldon Leonard →	actedIn
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum →	associatedWith
Green Hills of Africa →	followedBy
To Have and Have Not ("To Have and Have Not (1944 film)") →	hasAdaptation