Synopsis
“[hemingway writes in a] language sheered to the bone, colloquial language expended with the utmost frugality; but it is continuous and the effect is one of continuously gathering power. ”—new york times book reviewmen without women (1927), ernest hemingway’s second collection of short stories, consists of fourteen tales that resonate with the compelling compactness and emotional force that characterizes his work.
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