what is the meme trilogy of /lit/?
The Stranger, Blood Meridian, A Clockwork Orange
ready player one, ulysses, campbell biology
The Recognitions
Women and Men
The Tunnel
Finnegans Wake, The Tunnel, Women and Men
by logic of 3 startling difficult books often reccomended (read: memed) on /lit/ despite NOBODY here having read any of them
>>7618712
I'm okay with this
>>7618712
"Pimping after the fashion of our very best macks - let us say Bud, Slim, Long Legs - is not going to make us better pimps. Bitches ain't shit, according to the sublime Doctor Dre, who was right about everything. He poses the essential question: How could you trust a hoe? Had I the power to do so, I would command that these words be engraved above every gate at every university, so that each student might ponder the splendor of the insight."
It's amazing how easily people forget.
>>7618712
Sure, why not.
Finnegans' Wake, Zettels Traum, Alastalon salissa
>>7618779
Daily reminder that if you read literally ANY version of Chaucer except the Riverside you're basically wasting your time.
>>7618949
Translating Chaucer should be punishable by cuck.
>>7618779
lol, nobody on /lit/ can read books like these.
They don't have the patience to get through Combray
>>7620169
We read Canterbury Tales in high school english.
>>7620169
We read Canterbury tales in Middle-School English.
>>7620220
Better not have been translated or I'll flip
>>7618620
the neo-meme trilogy
>>7620227
why ficciones? it has no properties of a meme text
it's short, it's good, it's not too experimental, it's easy, it's widely appreciated outside of 4chan, it's neither obscure nor overexposed on /lit/
it's just a nice little collection of stories about gaucho detectives and kabballistic shapes
This is the trilogy /lit/ deserves.
