This softcover edition is in like-new condition—tight, square, unmarked, with no signs of reading and minimal shelf wear. To Have and Have Not (1937) is set in Key West and Cuba during the Great Depression, exploring poverty, survival, and moral ambiguity. Hemingway weaves adventure with social critique through the story of Harry Morgan, a hardened fishing boat captain facing economic hardship. The novel offers a sharp critique of the American Dream and the systemic barriers that undermine it.