post books that normies think make them well read/educated

Anything Greek or that which stems thereof.

To Kill A Mockingbird

Ulysses

Infinite Jest, Gravity's Rainbow, JR, etc.

>>8962201
jup

Oh shit looks like I've been a "normie" for my whole life then, whoops. Tell me, illustrious anon, what should I read so I can liberate myself from the squalor of the unwashed masses?

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my entire bookshelf

I hate saying this but I read 1984 when I was in grade 7, I thought the book was fantastic. I don't ever tell anybody this for obvious reasons.

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>>8961199
Groundworks for the metaphysics of morals

>>8961211
All western lit?

>>8961199
Entry-Level Cormac no doubt such as The Road or Blood Meridian.
This might be more for Gen X+ but Neuromancer or Snow Crash.
Fear and Loathing is as far into Gonzo as people get and so On The Road for beat poetry.

>>8961199
literally every art hoe I know thinks they're hot shit for reading Camus and Vonnegut

Orwell
Vonnegut

Not to say their bad authors or their main works are bad, but I know so many people who think they know literature after reading Slaughterhouse-5 and 1984