A Farewell to Arms

Ernest Hemingway — a legendary American writer, Nobel Prize laureate in literature, master of the "iceberg theory" and concise style. A participant in two world wars, a journalist and traveler, he created works filled with courage, existential honesty, and tragic humanism. His heroes — people on the edge, seeking meaning in a world dominated by absurdity and violence.

"A Farewell to Arms" — one of the most poignant anti-war novels of the 20th century. The story of American volunteer Frederick Henry, serving as a medic in the Italian army during World War I, is not just a chronicle of battles. It is a novel about love, born on the edge of the abyss: Henry's passionate romance with English nurse Catherine becomes their only refuge from the senseless slaughter. But even love cannot save from the fateful blows of destiny...