Hemingway Short Stories (1986) - Folio Society edition

Hemingway Short Stories (1986)

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Hemingway Short Stories (1986) - Folio Society edition
Folio Society
Short Stories

Hemingway Short Stories (1986)

Ernest Hemingway

Edition year 1986
Binding Cloth
Illustrator Ian Beck
Weight 0.75 Kg
Pages 274
Dimensions 23.6 × 15.5 cm

Edition details

Short Stories by Ernest Hemingway. Introduced by David Hughes. 12 pale blue tinted drawings by Ian Beck. Quarter bound in black cloth, laminated white paper covers printed with a pattern in red and black by Beck. Page tops stained red. Pale grey endleaves. Red slipcase. 23.6x15.5cm. 274pp

About the book

This collection brings together short fiction by Ernest Hemingway, whose economical prose and understated style transformed twentieth-century writing. His stories range across war, hunting, fishing, relationships and the experiences of Americans living abroad. Hemingway often leaves important emotions unspoken, allowing meaning to emerge through dialogue, action and carefully chosen detail. Themes of courage, loss, masculinity, violence and emotional isolation recur throughout, demonstrating the restraint and intensity that made him one of the most influential modern short-story writers.

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