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Name: Men Without Women
Rating: 3.5 (6 reviews)
Author: Ernest Hemingway

Men Without Women is a concise anthology of Ernest Hemingway’s most acclaimed short stories. The volume includes three to four standout pieces: "In Another Country," portraying a Ambulance Corps soldier in Italy during World War I; "The Killers," a sharp crime thriller about a pair of hit‑men; and "The Undefeated," following a bullfighter in Spain. The stories showcase Hemingway’s spare, powerful prose and his keen observation of human character across varied settings.

First publish date: 1927

Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories

Authors: Ernest Hemingway

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