/lit/ - Literature

>>7445053
What are YOUR thoughts? You just finished it, the majority of us haven't read it or haven't read it in a while. Don't be a bundle of stick.

The Sun Also Rises is his best work. The next "big" novels of his are (in order) The Old Man and the Sea, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and A Farewell to Arms.

>>7445072
The first edition Scribner's is nice, so is the later edition (pic related).

This or Watership Down have been the novels I enjoyed the most.

We never got to read Hemingway in high school and I thought that was quite fucked up. His books are very accessible and they are a phenomenal tool for teaching students about underlying themes.

The Old Man and the Sea is good freshman level book and then maybe sophmore/junior year students could read The Sun Also Rises

All around best novel

My university is on the water-front. I look forward to my morning meditation.

>>7107481
Do you have to read the whole saga or is there closure on the first book? I've wanted to get into an Asimov book for a while after read a few short stories but am not sure where to start.

Hemingway is that nigga