/lit/ - Literature

What are some novels that are halfway between lowbrow genre and serious highbrow literature? I'm looking for novels that elevate lowbrow genre literature above its level, maybe through great prose or philosophical ideas.

Is the high brow - low brow dichotomy relevant in modern days?

>>14981433
ah, i see we have a true patrician here

Is the high brow - low brow dichotomy relevant in modern days?

Couldn’t find him on the chart.

what is the highest brow literature

>>7454584
i found this handy dandy guide so your shitposters can establish a heirarchy

i'm never coming back, this has been a harrowing experience

>>5902225
>Yes there is. Pic related.
Nope. Pic related would look far more aesthetic and interesting in your house than a nude would, which would just look gaudy as fuck. Nudes are pretty much shit outside of quaint period wonder in a museum, and that should be reserved for museum interested in period works. The subject was salvaged a bit by modern art such as Picasso's, at least in terms of interesting, but Picasso is also aesthetically gaudy and is strictly to be relished in a museum.

/lit/, we're doing a 4chan updated version of this picture. You're in charge of the "reading" bit.

Please contribute with pictures of what should go where.

I see a lot of you have tastes that are... rather wanting.

Oh well, here's a reference.

>Bach and before, Ives and after.

I can help spread some light on this issue.

>the game

What are some examples of high-brow literature?

I'm surprised /mu/ kicked you out - that's right up their alley.

/lit/ is has a far superior musical taste. Bach and before, Ives and after.

Relevant to this thread.

>Bach and before. Ives and after.