Hemingway's great novel, which encapsulates the angst of the post-WWI "lost generation," is the story of unmoored American and British expatriots travelling from Paris to Pamplona. The concrete declarative style and keenly honed dialogue escort readers through the trevails of protagonist Jake, a veteran whose war wounds leave him impotent, and his companions Robert and the Lady Brett as they dissolutely search the continent for thrills. One of the most classic works of American literature.  (SPN33, $15.00)