/lit/ - Literature

What's the most stereotypical /lit/core?

I thought to myself, "I wonder if there are any novels that explicitly mention 4chan?". So I looked.

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There are many books that mention 4chan though. Mostly business related.
That was the only one I found with a quick search.

If you were to write a novel would you mention 4chan, or any other contemporary popular culture website if it were relevant?

How would you feel about /lit/ being mentioned in a novel?

Or for that matter, any other thing that belongs to internet culture?

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Cool. Porn while I read. Can I keep it? Pleeeease?