What makes a book a "meme?"

>>8803489
From my observations it becomes a meme if its talked about on /lit/ at least once per week.

its incomparable, even justified peculiarity and the worship by the internet, otherwise said f a n a t i s m

>>8803489
It has words on it

>>8803489
When it becomes a sort of inside joke on its own.

>>8803489
Its readers.

>>8803489
When it becomes the spicy new flavor of discussion on /lit/.

>>8803489
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ready_Player_One
if it's full of memes

the term "meme" in regards to a person, place, or thing that isn't inherently a meme, means something that is oft repeated simply because other people hear it repeated often.

it's not really good but the people who praise do it loudly and over exaggerate

a good example is when Chris Pratt made it big people started imagining casting him in every action role ever. Meme actor.

I'm assuming you mean "meme" in the /lit/ context.

When it's a long, convoluted, and historically controversial piece of literature that is often attempted, rarely finished, and overtly recommended.

Ulysses, of course, is the archetypal example