Which advertising slogan was famously used to market Ernest Hemingway's works in the 1950s, contributing significantly to his brand as a writer?

Publishing houses have long used memorable advertising slogans to market their most celebrated authors and literary works. These taglines become deeply associated with literary brands, sometimes becoming as recognizable as the authors themselves. Test your knowledge of the intersection between literature's greatest names and the marketing campaigns that helped cement their legacy in popular culture.

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"The Voice of a Generation" - highlighting his influence on post-war American literature
"The Man Who Tells America's Stories" - emphasizing his authentic American voice
"Write One True Sentence" - drawn from his own writing advice and used in Scribner's campaigns
"Words That Changed The World" - focusing on his journalistic background and global impact