Men Without Women

The publication includes the novella "The Torrents of Spring" and two famous collections of stories – "Men Without Women" and "In Our Time". "The Torrents of Spring" is an early work by Ernest Hemingway, written during his stay in Paris.... It is a kind of parody of the style and techniques of American writer Sherwood Anderson, whose work became a model for outstanding authors – Thomas Wolfe, William Faulkner, and Hemingway himself. Hemingway's collection "Men Without Women" is one of the most vivid experiments of the writer in "small" forms of prose. Captivating plot collisions and perfect mastery of language in the stories coexist with audacious modernist techniques for the 1920s. The best of the works included in the book continue the biography of Nick Adams, a kind of alter ego of the writer himself and the main character of the no less famous collection "In Our Time".