Hey /lit/ what are the greatest novels of the 20th century?
Mine but it's not out yet
They are all in that image
>>7672714
but anon you're too late, it's the 21st century
Infinite Jest
everything else was tied for last
>>7672713
Ulysses, In Search of Lost Time, The Trial, Finnegans Wake, The Recognitions, The Lime Twig, Women and Men, and The Tunnel are some of the more obvious choices; but, of course, there are hundreds of novels--many of them by unheard of authors like Orlovitz and Rios--that could fall under the same classification.
The Recognitions because it completely predicts postmodern theory while remaining a modernist work
The Magic Mountain rolls all the best elements of all of the 20th century's bildungsroman into one
20th century was better for poetry, desu
Ulysses
In Search of Lost Time
Lolita
Gravity's Rainbow
Bloom Meridian
>>7672752
>20th century was better for poetry, desu
You forget: slam poetry started in the 20th century.
>>7672713
>>7672718
How can people have such shite taste?
>>7672713
Wow, can Scientologists just rig polls like that?
>>7673357
It's the same reason why so much Rand is on there.
