Dive into the powerful and often overlooked short story, "A Pursuit Race" by Ernest Hemingway. This audiobook explores the poignant themes of addiction, despair, and the "Lost Generation" through the story of William Campbell, an advance man for a burlesque show who has been "caught" by his demons in a cold Kansas City hotel room.br br Published in Hemingway's 1927 collection Men Without Women, "A Pursuit Race" is a masterful example of his sparse, understated prose. The story uses the metaphor of a bicycle pursuit race to illustrate a man's frantic and ultimately failed attempt to outrun his self-destructive habits. What begins as a seemingly humorous situation evolves into a tragic and profound portrait of a man giving up on life.br br In this full-length audiobook reading, we'll experience Hemingway's sharp dialogue and keen insight into the human condition. It's a must-listen for fans of classic literature, Hemingway's work, and anyone interested in the psychological depths of his characters. Discover why this story, though less famous than "Hills Like White Elephants" or "The Killers," is considered a hidden gem of American literature.