Winner Take Nothing. Men Without Women (Pobeditel ne Poluchayet Nichego)

Ernest Hemingway (1899 – 1961) – famous American writer, journalist, and Nobel Prize laureate in literature.
Hemingway described man at war in 'A Farewell to Arms!' and 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' the reflection of the 'lost generation' in 'The Last Night,' man's loneliness and his relationship with nature in 'The Old Man and the Sea,' and the Parisian literary world in 'A Moveable Feast.' It seems that no one has described the Spanish bullfight, the intricacies of fishing, and the African safari better than Hemingway.
More than one generation of readers read Ernest Hemingway, his books were known almost by heart - he remains one of the most popular writers in the world.


This publication includes two of the writer's most famous collections of stories - 'The Winner Takes Nothing' and 'Men Without Women'.
If you are a fan of Hemingway's work, these stories will be a real gift for you. Because they have everything you love - all the main themes that he addressed in his novels - a man at war and a man after the war, the search for self-discovery, friendship, loneliness, betrayal of loved ones, and, finally, love. You will visit a Spanish bullfight, and small train station eateries somewhere in Switzerland, and Parisian cafes, and battlefields, and hospitals. You'll enjoy Hemingway's inimitable style—the writer used short, clipped sentences to describe the world around him, capturing the most inconspicuous details, and conveying subtle nuances of feelings and experiences. And if you're unfamiliar with Hemingway's work, after reading these novellas, you'll surely want to explore further.