Which books should I read so I can be snobby in front of people that haven't read them.
None.
You don't really have to read them anyway.
>>8188529
the meme trilogy
>>8188545
>Whats in the meme trilogy
>being this new
>>8188549
catcher in the rye, fahrenheit 451, and to kill a mockingbird
Nietzsche.
>>8188545
Atlas Shrugged, 1984, and A Clockwork Orange
>>8188579
make sure to pronounce it nee-chee and scream at anyone who corrects you
>>8188545
>Whats in the meme trilogy
>>8188545
Ready Player One, Brave New World, The Curious Incident of A Dog in the Nighttime
>>8188579
this, Spengler, Weininger, and Wittgenstein
>>8188545
hitchhiker's guide, slaughterhouse 5, dune.
>>8188545
In Search of Lost Time, Mission Earth, and Cyrus The Great.
>>8188633
This guy is trolling too. The real memey is Infinite Jest, If On a Winters Night a Traveler, and, that dogshit Pessoa book.
These anons are trying to fool you. The real meme trilogy is Infinite Jest, Gravity's Rainbow, and Ulysses.
>>8188545
Finnegans Wake, The Cantos, Voynich manuscript.
The meme trilogy is Ulysses, Gravity's Rainbow, and Infinite Jest. Suck it oldfags I ruined your party. NEWFAGSUNITEINTHESUMMERTIME
>>8188735
>>8188735
You got one right, Infinite Jest, Brothers Karamazov, and The Fault in Our Stars.
The meme trilogy is the three lord of the rings book by tolkien.
>>8188778
>spoonfeeding this freely
>>8188735
disgusting
>>8188791
I just guessed. I don't even go to /lit/ if it isnt to make fun of you guys
>>8188735
kek yeah this is the meme trilogy OP, go with this one..... :^)
>>8188755
Finally, someone got it right. I was about to lose my shit.
>>8188735
correct gentlesir
upboated xd
i think the only answer is proust
anyone who doesn't read won't know what's 'impressive' or not
mid tier semi serious readers- ij, slightly higher- gravity's rainbow
Just say you're doing a post-Deleuzean feminist critique of Jean-Luc Godard's oeuvre.
>>8188545
>Whats in the meme trilogy
Book I: The Fellowship of Muh Lazer
Book II: Chocolate Reign
Book III: The Rise of Pepe and Wodjak.
>>8188529
Hemingway, in my opinion, gives the best return on snob power for your time invested reading them. His books are something like a third grade reading level, so you can easily power through a lot of them in a short time if all you're going for is completion. For example The Old Man and the Sea is like fifty pages long and actually pretty interesting. But for people who have never read any Hemingway, just being able to have an opinion on Hemingway is impressive. The same goes for any classic author, but if your whole goal is to be as snobby as possible in the least amount of time, Hemingway is your guy.
Other than that I think I, Robot and I Am Legend are great books for snobbery. You can talk about how the film industry perverted the actual messages in the stories (which they totally did). Bonus points if you can tie it in with other Will Smith movies to create some kind of grand thesis, but that's all I've got.
>>8189079
is hemmingway really regarded as a highbrow/patrish author though? is this an american thing?
>>8189088
>is this an american thing?
yes
