Which books from the last 26 years will be considered classics in the future?

Which books from the last 26 years will be considered classics in the future?

- Harry Potter series
- Twilight series
- Hunger games series
- 50 shades of grey

>mfw not kidding

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

why is this such a meme on this board

The Legend of the 10 Elemental Masters by Nick 'Ullillillia' Smith

Fanged Noumena by Nick Land

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None.

If the future even remembers books existed. And even then, the answer is still none.

Because he's popular among the Ivy League and elite private liberal arts school, and Veeky Forums used to be filled with browsers with those connections during its formative years, literal fucking pleb.

The works of Saramago, Sebald, and Marias.

Harry Potter will be remembered as a trend-setter. Twilight, Twilight erotic fan-fiction that got re-purposed into a "novel," and Hunger Games will be remembered as derivative trend-followers.

This is one of the most retarded posts I've read here.

Laurus.

>Because he's popular among the Ivy League and elite private liberal arts school,

So a meme writer with pseudo intellectual fans?

Sounds about right

Saramago is so good.

Literal pleb pseud detected

David Foster Wallace and Haruki Murakami will likely be regarded how Proust and Joyce were for their time

The future is bleak.

classics aren't produced anymore OP

my dairy desu

best answer. bump

Bolaño
Dara
Sebald
McCarthy
Luiselli

gz you just succesfully joined Veeky Forums.

I've been here for 12 years and the post was incredibly stupid.

ASOFAI ?

This is the only correct post.

i dont know when it was written

but im not sure why
THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE
is not required reading in school.

its just so brilliant for a highschool level book

like you could plan so many activities around it