Which Hemingway should I review next?

Really, Cliff, you should read all of them.

Another interesting article on The Sun Also Rises: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/sep/22/100-best-novels-sun-also-rises-ernest-hemingway-robert-mccrum

Death in the Afternoon (the bullfighting book) would be a good one too.

Selfishly I will choose A Moveable Feast since it's the only one I have not read yet and I can try to read along. I really enjoyed the other two however. Can't go wrong with Papa Hemingway.

Didn't read the The Sun Also Rises but very much appreciated Farewell to arms which I much enjoyed in my late 20's and which I read quite rapidly. A Moveable Feast, reminds me when I used to live in France . I vote for the latter as it's historically meanful as both Gatsby with his wife and Gertrud Stein and a few others lived there and I find it fascinating this period

The Sun Also Rises didn't really do much for me when I read it about 10 years ago, so I voted for it to hear your opinion and possibly prompt myself to give it another shot.

I always wanted to read a book from Ernest Hemingway and I heard about The Sun also Rises but I did not know which one to read so for you to review this book would be a treat!!

I just finished The Sun Also Rises and loved it. Admittedly it’s my first Hemingway, but I’d still love a review on it

My personal favorite is _For Whom the Bell Tolls_ but _A Farewell to Arms_ was my introduction to Hemingway and I devoured that book in high school. One of the books that got me into reading.

As much as I want to see a review on Movable Feast, A Sun Also Rises is one of my favorite books.

I see that The Sun Also Rises is leading in the polls. Here's a link to an interesting article with author Amor Towles in which he mentions the novel (he provided an introduction to a recent penguin deluxe edition of The Sun Also Rises): https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/23/books/review/amor-towles-by-the-book-interview.html In the introduction Towles sums up the book as 'a novel of unpleasant people behaving unpleasantly'.

I’m currently reading A Farewell To Arms so yeah THAT’S my Vote.

I think A Farewell to Arms is arguably the greatest American novel of the 20th Century.

I'd choose A Moveable Feast also. Not only are there a lot of descriptions of his contemporaries, there is something about his descriptions of places and areas that I had been to in Paris and relating them to my own experiences.

I'd choose A Moveable Feast, just for Hemingway's description of Fitzgerald alone: 'His talent was as natural as the pattern that was made by the dust on a butterfly’s wings...'etc After reading the book it might be a useful exercise perhaps to contrast and compare it with Orwell's experience of Paris during the same period in Down and Out in Paris and London.