What book has both of these

[Anonymous No.14668262]

>has artistic merit or freshness, thus rising among the great celebrated classics
>is bestselling genre fiction?
Like:
>literary: good technique, excellent voice etc but lacks interesting plot
>fiction: good plot, but lacks consistent voice and artistic merit
It almost seems it is always like this: plot is good, it is a masterpiece, but the plot concerns only of seventeen, eighteen, nineteen centuries’ uninteresting chores. Or the plot is located in modern times, words flow from the pages like art, but the story refuses to form a satifying arc.
What i want is Star Wars written by Flaubert or Pulp Fiction written by Faulkner. Where to look?

[Anonymous No.14668305]

>>14668262
Gravity’s Rainbow is fucking lit

[Anonymous No.14668359]

Perelandra by Lewis

[Anonymous No.14668375]

Liveblog by Megan Boyle

[Anonymous No.14668560]

>>14668262
>good technique, excellent voice etc but lacks interesting plot
Have you read Borges or Gabriel García Márquez?

[Anonymous No.14668647]

>>14668305
>>14668359
>>14668375
>>14668560
I’ll check them, thanks.