Not yet! It's on my reading list. But I feel the same, for whom the bell tolls is more well-crafted and emotionally much more mature

Ah yes but you see, when the President writes it, it's no longer fiction.

I still For Whom the Bell Tolls unread on my shelf but I know it's about the Spanish Civil War and Hemingway fought the fascists in that was so is the book commie ****?

The book is awesome. Just fucking read it.

Don't tell me what to do, libcuck!

A Farewell To Arms is a completely ‘armless read.

nah not really

He obviously sympathized more with the rebels but there are also passages in there that depict the brutality and sort of aimless mob violence that manifested on that side as well

Decent book... His best book is the sun also rises though.

a farewell to arms is also better imo... Much more bleak outlook on war. But Celine's Journey to the End of the Night is tops for that genre to me...

1. Who is/are your favourite author(s)?
Philip k dick, bukowski, Vonnegut, Hemingway, Steinbeck, Dostoyevsky

2. And your least favourite?
Don't read enough to have one

3. What is your preferred genre to read?
Don't read enough to have one

4. What is/are the best book(s) you ever read?*a scanner darkly, the brothers karamazov, cats cradle, black no more

5. And the worst?*
If I don't like a book I won't make it through much of it..

6. Who do you believe gets more credit than they should as an author?
Muhammad


7. What determines, generally, if you stop reading/lose interest in a book?
How intoxicated I am + how much the book sucks


8. Do you have a Kindle/reader and if not, do you ever intend to get one?

No, and maybe

9. How large (approximately) is your book collection (to the nearest hundred, say) to the nearest hundred? Let's go with one hundred lol

10. What is the best line you ever read in a book?

11. What is/are your favourite non-fiction book(s)? *

12. What book(s) have you never read, but would like to?*

* Keep it to a maximum of ten[/QUOTE]

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