>That feeling when you trick a normie into reading an actual classic.
Have you guys pulled this off?
>>7789198
>normie
Let me guess: you recently started reading "classics" recommended by the crowd of shitposting spergbots that is /lit/ and now your sense of superiority is running away with itself.
>>7789198
I know that feel. Frankenstein, Dracula, Jekyll and Hyde etc are good ones to give to horror fans.
>>7789198
Got my gf to read Manns Magic Mountain and she liked it. Pretty good feel.
>>7789198
I'm a normie and I read classics all the time.
>>7789198
This is as 'classic' as I've ever gotten:
>The Picture of Dorian Gray
>The Time Machine
>War of the Worlds
>Romeo and Juliet
>Macbeth
>The Bible (KJV)
>Bhagavad Gita
Everything else I just look up on Wikipedia. I've found I don't give a shit about prose, I'm more interested in topics and concepts. Either that or I go and watch the film version. Saves a lot more time.