In Our Time (1925) is a collection of short stories by Ernest Hemingway, capturing the disillusionment, loss, and alienation experienced in the wake of World War I. Through his understated style and the "iceberg theory," Hemingway conveys deep emotional and psychological undercurrents beneath seemingly simple narratives. The stories are connected by recurring themes and characters, particularly Nick Adams, whose encounters with war, nature, and personal conflict embody the struggles of a generation searching for meaning. This illustrated edition enhances Hemingway's prose, adding visual depth to the characters, landscapes, and moods, which heightens the reader's experience of the collection's themes. Contents: On the Quai at Smyrna Chapter I Indian Camp Chapter II The Doctor and the Doctor's Wife Chapter III The End of Something Chapter IV The Three-Day Blow Chapter V The Battler Chapter VI A Very Short Story Chapter VII Soldier's Home Chapter VIII The Revolutionist Chapter IX Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Chapter X Cat in the Rain Chapter XI Out of Season Chapter XII Cross-Country Snow Chapter XIII My Old Man Chapter XIV Big Two-Hearted River: Part I Chapter XV Big Two-Hearted River: Part II L'Envoi