Cross-Country Snow

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Cross-Country Snow is a short story by Ernest Hemingway that follows two friends skiing in the Swiss Alps while confronting unspoken tensions and impending responsibilities.

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Cross-Country Snow canonical 2

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instanceOf short story
author Ernest Hemingway
collection In Our Time
conflictType internal conflict
interpersonal conflict
containsScene conversation in a mountain inn
skiing downhill in deep snow
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresCharacter George
Nick Adams
firstPublicationYear 1924
firstPublishedIn The Transatlantic Review
genre fiction
modernist literature
hasAuthorNationality American
hasDialogueBetween Nick Adams and George
hasSubject marriage
pregnancy
responsibility versus freedom
language English
laterIncludedIn In Our Time
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement modernism
literaryTechnique iceberg theory
minimalist dialogue
mainCharacter Nick Adams
motif alcohol
skiing
snow
narrativePerspective third-person limited
partOf Nick Adams stories
placeOfComposition Europe
protagonistLifeChange impending fatherhood
protagonistStatus American expatriate
publisherOfFirstAppearance The Transatlantic Review
setting Swiss Alps
settingCountry Switzerland
settingPeriod early 20th century
theme friendship
impending responsibility
loss of freedom
masculinity
transition to adulthood
unspoken tension
tone melancholic
nostalgic
wordCountApproximate short fiction length

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In Our Time hasPart Cross-Country Snow
Nick Adams appearsIn Cross-Country Snow