/lit/ - Literature

>two protagonists with parallel stories
>black guy who starts out self-hating and trying to live the white man's life, eventually becomes emotionally adept and master of himself and goes on to become the world's greatest hero
>intelligent white guy suffering in self-torture from his environment and emotional state, then physical torture from his government, transformed into an assassin who ends up killing the world's most important man who could have solved humanity's biggest problems, and in the end when all he wants to do is explain his story for a little catharsis he's literally told to shut up by his friends, injected by an asylum nurse, and physically dragged out of the story never to be seen again

Is there a more miserable book ever written?

This is the second worst book I've ever read, short of any given Murakami joint.
>oh yes let me just interject every other chapter with my hip subversive counterculture anthropologist alter-ego to remind you how baaad sOciEtY is aaargh overpopulation I'm literally losing my miiind damn those christians there's going to be too many white people and all the women will be giving everyone free sex and black people will dwarf us in intellect and moral dignity

What is some recent /lit/ that may have already predicted the future of current civilization? There are countless books and movies that were predicting how life will be in the 21st century before, but is there any new literature that has the potential to be just as extremely prophetic?