Future classics published in recent years

[Anonymous No.21536692]

Which books being released in our time are going to turn out to be classics in the future? Let's say published 2010-now. A Little Life is an obvious one. What else?

[Anonymous No.21536694]

Becoming Michelle (formerly Michael) Obama

[Anonymous No.21536700]

>>21536692
kanye's next book

[Anonymous No.21536702]

>>21536692
The Sense of an Ending

[Anonymous No.21536774]

I have no idea but I like this thread

[Anonymous No.21536781]

>>21536692
>A Little Life
nah it's hated now. misery porn for wine moms to feel more progressive

[Anonymous No.21536783]

Alice Oswalds stuff, the last four Geoffrey Hill collections. Reckon Outline trilogy will last better than My Struggle

[Anonymous No.21536794]

>>21536692
My Volcano - John Elizabeth Stintzi
Citizen - Claudia Rankine
Tai Pei - Tao Lin
something from late era Don DeLillo. Point Omega maybe
No Country for Old Men
something from Joshua Cohen, but hopefully not The Netanyahus

captcha: WHAHT

[Anonymous No.21536801]

>>21536692
>A Little Life

fuck off nigger. it was trash

[Anonymous No.21536976]

Detransition baby

[Anonymous No.21537123]

It's difficult to call with novels. I assume anything dealing with cutting edge topical stuff wont last but your Marilynne Robinson or McCarthy will. But Proust has lasted with an exact recreation of a very particular social milleu at a very particular time
Poetry seems easier like pic rel

[Anonymous No.21537544]

>>21536692
Little Boy - John Smith
The Passenger - Cormac McCarthy
ASoIaF V - VII - George R. R. Martin
The Populist Delusion - Neema Parvini
I'm Glad My Mom Died - Jennette McCurdy
The Conspiracy Against Human Race - Thomas Ligotti

[Anonymous No.21537720]

>>21536794
I hope it's not fucking Book of Numbers either

[Anonymous No.21537745]

>>21536692
>a little life
>a future classic
Mindless foid detected

[Anonymous No.21537755]

>>21536794
>No Country for Old Men
Of all his writing, you chose a screenplay?

[Anonymous No.21537826]

>>21536781
>>21536801
>>21537745
I didn't say *I* like the book, you retards.

[Anonymous No.21538081]

Dawn of Everything will definitely be a book people are still talking about in 30 years. Much better in content and critical reception than Guns Germs and Steel.

[Anonymous No.21538094]

>>21536692
Sally Rooney and that Iranian Jewish woman, Odessa something

[Anonymous No.21538170]

I'm sure murakami will continue to be popular with art hoes (or whatever the next generation's equivalent are) for a few more decades to come.

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[Anonymous No.21538296]

>>21538229
Thanks to feminism I am immediately deeply suspicious of any contemporary female author.

[Anonymous No.21538297]

>>21536692

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[Anonymous No.21538383]

>>21538229
>>21538296

It's not that bad an surprisingly easy ready compared to something like Infinite Jest or Gravity's Rainbow though I have no idea what the whole scenes with the lions were meant to represent.

[Anonymous No.21538426]

>>21538296
Same but with female philosophers. I assume it's all fedshit.

[Anonymous No.21538742]

>>21538229
>Booker Prize
into the trash it goes

[Anonymous No.21538765]

>>21537720
But Witz

[Anonymous No.21538775]

you mention all these talentless hacks like towel-in and commy rooney yet no one mentions Houllebecq? seriously?

[Anonymous No.21538781]

>>21537544
>ASoIaF V - VII
Implying this fag doesn't die even before 6th book

[Anonymous No.21539542]

>>21538775
This isn't a thread about the BEST books published in recent years. It's a thread about the books published in recent years that are going to become classics.

[Anonymous No.21539682]

>>21536781
yea so was pride and prejudice. that shit also sucked and is a classic

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[Anonymous No.21539694]

>>21536692
my diary desu