Winesburg, Ohio

How much are the dreams of farmers and workers in an invented village worth? Can we believe that with them, we will never leave the countryside and go to the city? Can we observe their hand gestures? Walk up and down the Main Street of the town on Sunday mornings?. Do we want to go for a walk with him after dark, lie down in the woods and kiss each other? Sherwood Anderson places the village of Winesburg in Ohio, United States of America. In twenty-one short stories, it documents the wishes and inability of the local inhabitants, their intertwined lives, in the 19th century. To the point of forming an emotional memory of rural North America in the 20th century, before the strong gusts of industrialization wiped it out forever.