Cosimo Piovasco

@GodAmericaTexas @LordCarsonEsq Oh wow Texas has the sky

@LordCarsonEsq Gonna have to agree to disagree on this one.

@rachdele @TorbenRobertson

would have gone on rogan: david foster wallace, tom wolfe, kurt vonnegut, joseph heller, pg wodehouse, evelyn waugh would not have gone on rogan: cormac mccarthy, donald barthelme, william gaddis, william faulkner, JD salinger

@collnsmith @TorbenRobertson what do you think T

@TorbenRobertson @corinaromonti Don’t know haven’t read

@corinaromonti @oldcosimo is this accurate

Why has no one told me these are the best things he’s ever written? I know it’s tight competition but I’m blown away…

@ycsm1n @TorbenRobertson

@TorbenRobertson dickens is butt

Happy Victoria Day to the commonwealth. Here is my ranking of some Victorian authors I’ve read: 1. Thomas Hardy 2. George Eliot 3. Robert Browning 4. Gerard Manley Hopkins 5. Tennyson 6. Dickens 7. Emily Brontë

@TorbenRobertson Dudes rock

I’ve seen a decent amount of Hemingway hate over the years which made me feel sad and alienated. The Sun Also Rises is probably one of my favorite books.

I’ve read four Hemingway novels: The Old Man and the Sea To Have and Have Not A Farewell to Arms The Sun Also Rises I also started For Whom the Bell Tolls but didn’t finish. Hemingway is a good writer in my opinion and my favorite novel of those I’ve read is Sun.

@TorbenRobertson Sun my favourite as well. I remember green hills of Africa being worth the time

For Whom the Bell Tolls in my opinion did not have a spectacular opening though; it’s not like I think he has the Midas touch.

@JessicaValenti @Scaachi No cap

@Scaachi I will defend all things NY, but not this. You are right

@AnnaUrbana @Scaachi Cap