In Our Time

Exploring themes of war, relationships, and survival, this collection features semi-autobiographical stories centered on Nick Adams, reflecting Hemingway's early experiences, including his time in World War I and his fascination with bullfighting in Spain. The narrative showcases Hemingway's signature sparse style, marked by straightforward language and stark depictions of violence. First published in 1925, it lays the groundwork for the author's later works, making it a significant contribution to twentieth-century American literature and essential for Hemingway enthusiasts.