Hemingway’s collection “Men Without Women” is one of the great American writer’s most striking experiments in “small” forms of prose. Fascinating plot collisions and perfect command of words in the stories coexist with modernist techniques that were daring for the 1920s. The best of the works included in the book continue the biography of Nick Adams, a kind of alter ego of the writer himself and the main character of the no less famous collection “In Our Time.”