Author: Ernest Hemingway ISBN-13: 9789365614855 Pages: 119 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Literary Fiction / Short Stories / American Classics Price: ₹199
Description
Men Without Women is a landmark short story collection by Ernest Hemingway, first published in 1927. Through spare prose and restrained emotion, the stories explore isolation, masculinity, and personal conflict in the modern age.
Set across varied landscapes, the narratives feature men confronting war, pride, loss, and emotional distance. Hemingway’s disciplined “iceberg” style leaves deeper meaning beneath the surface, inviting thoughtful interpretation.
This compact edition offers readers an essential entry into one of the defining voices of twentieth-century American literature.
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