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What is your favorite work by Hemingway?

  1. TheHeavyReview profile image70
    TheHeavyReviewposted 6 years ago

    What is your favorite work by Hemingway?

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  2. collegatariat profile image82
    collegatariatposted 6 years ago

    The only one I've finished is The Old Man and the Sea, but I've read part of For Whom the Bell Tolls, and A Farewell to Arms, so I don't know that my input counts.  I would have to say that what I've read of For Whom the Bell Tolls was the most enjoyable, but that might not be fair since I haven't read it in it's entirety.

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  3. xstatic profile image60
    xstaticposted 6 years ago

    A Moveable Feast is my favorite, published after his death, it is an account of his time in Paris as a young writer in the 1920s. It gives accounts of his meeting Getrude Stein and many other art and literature figures of that period. The book was gleaned from journals aand manuscripts he left behind. Now that I thought of it, I may have to read it again.

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  4. kloydskii profile image61
    kloydskiiposted 6 years ago

    I'd say it's The Sun Also Rises. It is really the reason why Hemingway is in the pedestal of the literary giants. The novel is well-written and has a very deep meaning. It talks about the lost generation and he clearly portrays the life and struggles of the people in the post-war era of WW1

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