By Victoria Castro English students will be familiar with the collection; Divinity students will be familiar with its title; all of us are familiar with the author’s name. Ernest Hemingway was barely 23 years old when he produced in our time . He was armed with only two of the many manuscripts he had written after he lost  his juvenilia in a trip to Geneva, and with his experience as a journalist  for the Toronto Star Weekly . This became the basis for his first collection of