This 1927 collection features some of Hemingway’s greatest short prose. Marking the end of his Paris years and a youthful Hemingway’s transition to a more mature period in the US, the stories span a rich variety of topics, from bullfighting and boxing to crime and death.

Men Without Women features some of Hemingway’s most famous stories, including the sparse, beautiful “Hills Like White Elephants” and the Nick Adams story "The Killers."