I think Hemingway wrote in a terse manner because it helped him to convey a certain atmosphere and notion of depth beyond what the bare words presented, not bec

I think Hemingway wrote in a terse manner because it helped him to convey a certain atmosphere and notion of depth beyond what the bare words presented, not because he was trying to simplify things so that people who lack high-level English skills could follow what he was saying. >If you see a red highlight, your sentence is so dense and complicated that your readers will get lost trying to follow its meandering, splitting logic — try editing this sentence to remove the red. Some readers. Not everyone writes with the intention of reaching the largest possible audience. Of course many people do write with that intention, and in many contexts that is a very good intention, but it seems to me that to associate such simplification with Hemingway the writer is misleading.