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Young George Willard is a reporter for the local newspaper in Winesburg, Ohio. The townspeople, who have great confidence in him, willingly share their innermost hopes, dreams and fears with him. Sherwood Anderson describes with remarkable skill the subtle emotional ties that unite the kind but lonely citizens of Winesburg.

In his heartbreaking stories, the author carefully describes the life of a tiny town in the US Midwest, focusing on the loneliness - mental, emotional and creative - that prevails in provincial life.

Winesburg, Ohio was included in the 1998 list of The 100 Greatest English-Language Novels of the 20th Century, compiled by the editors of Modern Library in collaboration with The New York Times.