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The Snows of Kilimanjaro is a collection of short fiction by Ernest Hemingway from different years. These stories are striking in their depth and unmistakable accuracy of imagery, and they perfectly embody the famous "iceberg principle" invented by Hemingway himself. The exotic scenes of the African safari contrast with the forest beauty of Michigan, and also with the special poetry of everyday life, in which the characters are completely immersed to distract themselves from disturbing and frightening thoughts.

Lost opportunities and life to the fullest, the eternal search for the meaning of life and a look into the eyes of death, love and the trauma of war, which sharply divides life into "before" and "after", hopelessness and hope - all this sounds in Ernest Hemingway's prose with the simplicity inherent only to him, with amazing power.

The collection of short stories is illustrated by Anton Selleshiy, whose graphics balance on the contrast between strength and vulnerability, acuteness of sensations and subtleties of perception.