This work's title character claims that the "Indians of Cleveland" will be defeated by The Great DiMaggio, and goes for eighty-four days without a catch before he hooks a giant marlin without (*) Manolin's help.
This work's title character claims that the "Indians of Cleveland" will be defeated by The Great DiMaggio, and goes for eighty-four days without a catch before he hooks a giant marlin without (*) Manolin's help. The title fisherman's catch is eaten by sharks on the way back to Cuba in, for ten points, what novella about the elderly fisherman Santiago, written by Ernest Hemingway?
This work's title character claims that the "Indians of Cleveland" will be defeated by The Great DiMaggio, and goes for eighty-four days without a catch before he hooks a giant marlin without (*) Manolin's help.
The Old Man and the Sea