Death in the Woods

“Death in the Forest” is sixteen stories of various themes and storylines, containing a whole range of characters. Here is a man who returns to his hometown, now completely unfamiliar, after eighteen years, and tries to find his place in it; and an inconspicuous old woman who dies in the middle of a snowy forest; and a writer who abandons his family to write a novel; and a jealous man who is seized by suspicions about his young wife.

The book is filled with stories that capture the moments that a person carries through his entire life; parables about compassion and selfless devotion, trust and sacrifice; about mistakes and actions that become fateful; about love, lost and gained; about the complexity of relationships, about struggle, loneliness and selfishness.

Still strikingly modern, Sherwood Anderson invites you on a journey deep into America to find there, among the boundless spaces, the stories of people with their dreams, fears, and reflections.

The publication has 192 pages, contains 2 illustrations printed on the stub titles at the beginning of the publication. The block is one-color, the color of the text and illustrations is black. The book is printed on white Es-ce-pe paper, which ensures high-quality reproduction of the raster linework. The cover is hard, covered with matte lamination. Its design uses blind embossing and ultraviolet varnishing of individual elements.