>>4889

I find his style a nice antidote to life, if it is a little rigid at times.
Though I always find myself cursing him for being such a bastard at the end of each novel.
To have and have not & The sun also rises, I would recommend.
For whom the bells toll was probably the hardest to read but also the most, I wouldn't say rewarding or enjoyable but it's still the only book to make me choke up a bit.
You bastard!

I think he's fucking brilliant. 'Men Without Women' is well worth a look.

>>4893

I'm reading Men Without Women now.

I've previously read The Sun Also Rises and A Moveable Feast.

I'm wondering if I should tackle A Farewell to Arms next.

I've only read For Whom the Bell Tolls. I thought it was an excellent book.

>>4894
I once took A Moveable Feast out of the library for my then-girlfriend and we had a bust-up and I never got it back and had to replace the copy myself. I'm sure there's some irony in there somewhere.

>>4893
which are his best books?

I've only read the end of something - a short story.

I'll start with 'Men Without Women'.

I hadn't realised Tom Cruise had written anything.