For 10 points, name this novel about the Cuban fisherman Santiago, a work of Ernest Hemingway.
The main character of this work has an image of the Virgin of Cobre hanging on one wall of his residence and compares his heart to that of a turtle. The protagonist of this work tells one character not to fear the Reds of Cincinnati; that character is no longer working with the protagonist. A memory of an arm-wrestling match in Casablanca reminds this work's protagonist of his current struggle, and he wishes that Manolin were there to help him break an 84-day drought by reeling in a marlin. For 10 points, name this novel about the Cuban fisherman Santiago, a work of Ernest Hemingway.
The main character of this work has an image of the Virgin of Cobre hanging on one wall of his residence and compares his heart to that of a turtle.
The {Old Man} and the {Sea}