Men without women

Men Without Women is a collection of short stories written by American author Ernest Hemingway and published in 1927. The book consists of fourteen stories, many of which feature Hemingway's signature themes of masculinity, war, and loss. The stories depict a variety of characters, including soldiers, boxers, fishermen, and expatriates, who are all struggling to find their place in the world without the women who have shaped their lives. The stories are known for their spare, understated style and their depiction of the emotional struggles of the characters. "Men Without Women" is considered a classic work of 20th-century American literature and a key work in Hemingway's literary canon.