ITT: pleb fiction you unironically enjoy
>>7855294
Bernard Cornwellinbox people posting great authors and saying they're pleb.
Stephen King. And Richard Laymon even though he isn't even a good pop fiction author as King but just bad. Entertaining though.
>>7855332
inbox => inb4
jrr tolkein
jurrasic park #1
holy fuck was the lost world bad though. had to stop.
Sooo whats wrong wth stephen king?
I've just started reading the dark tower, dont read a lot apart from business and exercise books (PT), im like 30 pages in and it seems good, interested in the world n shit
>>7855469
That's one of his better ones, but Stephen King is capable of being a hack and also /lit/ doesn't like literature purely meant for just story and sensationalism. Cause >muh patrician.
Ellen Hopkin's Crank trilogy, along with Burned and its sequel.
I don't come to /lit/ much so I bet you'd all think she's some Reddit-tier author.
>>7855294
http://www.openculture.com/2013/02/david_foster_wallaces_1994_syllabus.html
Tom Clancy. I have read probably 80% of his novels.
>>7855294
Elmore Leonard
The Kingkiller Chronicle :')
>>7855540
This is what my 14 year old sister reads. Kill yourself.
>>7855332
literally what I came here to say
Cornwell that is
>>7855564
Who is this semen demon
Is Haruki Murakami pleb?
He's really popular but his stuff is a bit beyond most of the other stuff ITT.
>>7855294
i think its time to put "unironically" to bed
>>7855744
>Is Haruki Murakami pleb?
Nope, you're safe for now anon, come over to the in-group
Dostoevsky can be quite entertaining.
The Bible
The Koran
>>7855712
american apparel model (i think)
>>7855764
>dostoevsky
>non-pleb
>>7855770
wew lad
>>7855780
Reading his work in high school doesn't make him super serious patrician literature, kiddo.
>>7855294
Victor E. Frankl
>>7855744
I would consider Murakami barely not pleb.
I don't really like what he does, but he's far from the worst
If I enjoy it then it isn't pleb fiction. Plebs just can't comprehend it.
>>7855855
/lit/
I enjoyed those Hillary Mantel books about Thomas Cromwell that everyone has seemingly read. The prose was fucking great. They won Man Booker prizes so idk if they'd even be considered 'pleb.'
Clive Barker
>>7855768
Who is this semen demon
Neil Gaiman.
I really loved American Gods for what it was, it's not flawless but I like him
Dune, though the last time I properly read it was when I was 15. I thought it was pretty dope. 2bh if the characters weren't as lacking in depth and his prose was just a bit better, it would probably be considered a /lit/erary sci-fi classic up there with le Guin, PKD and Gene Wolfe.
It's also a blast to read while high.
DUDE THE SPICE LMAO
>>7856609
God damn I just spit all my coffee. Reading that. Also, I rememeber people calling game of thrones Dune minus space.
>>7858037
they are wrong
Infinite jest
Mistborn, anything by branden sanderson and steven king.
>>7855332
this desu, also GRRM.
>>7855564
How much would this woman cost in the underground flesh trade market?
>>7859257
dead or alive
>>7859273
yes
>>7855855
"this book is merely PRETENDING to be shitty"
>>7856609
>LeGuin
>classic
Wew lad, into the trash
>>7855545
>Jackie Collins
FINALLY, SOME VINDICATION.
WE MADE IT, JACKIE!
>>7855540
My friend read those. He also unironically read John Green which makes you a gigantic faggot by proxy
>>7859245
>steven king
>>7859322
>based bloom put left hand of darkness in the western canon
>implying bloom is ever wrong
wew lad
Asimov
King
Dick Francis
Frank Herbert
Hemingway
Only to decompress after harder books as they take a bit of time to sink in and i dont want to sour their aftertaste with something that takes my full attention.
my diary desu
>>7855294
Crappy fiction made in a soviet bloc: Metro-2033, Witcher series, Night-Day watch, etc.
I don't know why, I enjoy them though.
>>7860058
>femino-marxist pseudo-intellectual drivel masquerading as science fiction is based
WEW
>>7855294
Joe Hill I guess
What Must Be Done by Lenin :^)
