In Our Time is a collection of short stories considered the beginning of the work of the famous American writer Ernest Hemingway. It was published in 1925. This collection deals with a range of humanitarian issues, with a focus on the impact of war on human souls, and explores themes of alienation, loss, grief, and separation, as well as research. For a purpose in a world full of depression and loneliness. The collection's stories take place during the First World War, beginning with the story "On the Pier of Smyrna," which describes the events of the evacuation of Greek forces after their defeat at the hands of the Turkish army, from the perspective of an American officer aboard his ship. In the story "Indian Camp", Nick Adams appears with his doctor father, who must interrupt their vacation to help an Indian woman who is about to give birth. The story "A Soldier's Homeland" deals with the suffering of a soldier returning from war, who finds himself unemployed in his country before deciding to leave for Kansas City in search of a job. The collection conveys profound human experiences to the reader, making it a unique and moving experience. "In Our Time" is considered one of the first works that demonstrated Hemingway's unique talent for telling stories in his style known for simplicity and brevity.

إرنست همينغواي هو كاتب وصحفي أمريكي بارز، وُلد عام 1899 وتوفي عام 1961. يعتبر أحد أعظم الكتّاب في القرن العشرين، وقد ترك بصمة قوية في الأدب الأمريكي بأسلوبه الفريد. حاز على جائزة نوبل للأدب عام 1954 عن روايته الشهيرة "العجوز والبحر"، وأعماله مثل "الشمس تشرق أيضًا" و"لمَن تقرع الأجراس" تُعتبر من كلاسيكيات الأدب.