Any good books from the 2020s?

i'm working on it.

>>24494683 (OP)
Gothic Violence was like a 6/10 I guess

>>24494683 (OP)
Theodoros by Mircea Cărtărescu

>>24494683 (OP)
>Any good books from the 2020s?
It will take 80-280 years to determine.

It's nonfic but whateva.

i enjoyed intermezzo, it's not like her other work.

only book i've (listened to) post-2020 was dungeon crawler carl. it's like a 9/10, relative to that sort of book.

will be watching this thread for recs

>>24494766
published post-2020**
**and will of the many. a decent fantasy novel, first of a trilogy w/ the 2nd book coming out at the end of the year

>>24494683 (OP)
Thomas Pynchon has a book releasing in October

yes, Bruce Wagner books

The Marriage Portrait
Real Estate
Cairn
Summer Snow
The Mirror and the Light
Ruin, Blossom
>>24494703
>who are you going to believe: hypothetical college professors in the year 2125, or your own lying eyes?
Have some self respect man

>>24494683 (OP)
Brat
My First Book
Paradise Logic

>>24494683 (OP)
I love this image in the OP. It's definitive. We should change the American flag to this.

>>24494683 (OP)
Ice Spice is an underrated lyricist, some say she retroactively refuted Lazer Dim 700.

>>24494683 (OP)
My book, which will be finished early next year at some point.

>>24494683 (OP)

There's so many classics to read first to even understand what the 2020 books are even ripping off.

>>24494683 (OP)
>Any good books from the 2020s?
Is this an honest question? Just making sure before I effort post

>>24494683 (OP)
this one was actually pretty good even though he shills it here

>>24495347
even if OP doesn't care people who open the thread do

Plenty
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/143500.Best_Books_of_the_Decade_2020_s

>>24496150
>it's all girl slop

>>24494683 (OP)
Here’s a few I’ve seen or read, though they are all non-fiction.
-how life works by Philip ball
-the clot thickens by Malcom Kendrick
-cynical theories by James Lindsay
-the total state by Auron Macintyre
-the origins of woke by Richard Hanania
-analytic idealism in a nutshell by Bernardo Kastrup
-the matter with things by Iain Mcgilchrist
-the oldest book in the world by Bill Manley
-metamodernism or, the cultural logic of cultural logics by Brendan Graham Dempsey
-human faith within a conscious biosphere by Dale Segrest
-all things are full of gods by David Bentley Hart
-the web of meaning by Jeremy bent
-the anxious generation by Jonathan Haidt
-the weirdest people in the world by Joseph henrich
-end times by Peter Turchin
-regime change by Patrick Deneen
-the end of the world is just beginning by Peter Zeihan
-pax by Tom Holland
-the story of work by Jan Lucassen
-Doom: The Politics of Catastrophe by
Niall Ferguson

>>24496224
>James Lindsay
>Richard Hanania
>Jonathan Haidt
>Nial Ferguson

>>24496224
nice bait

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91gT68xeDMM

it's nice to see that /lit/ reads new books too not just 200 year old ones
i did not expect that

I'm working on a novel that I think has serious potential. I've been writing since I was a teen, about 10 years now, and have got a solid style sorted. I have written 1000s of pages over these 10 years but never published anything until I was ready. I am now working on my first novel as an adult, on the second draft now. These ten years of work and honing in my style have all come to this, and I'm extremely confident I could get it properly published if I am able to make a name for myself or establish the right connections (which I do not possess and likely won't as I'm a working class prole). If not, I think I can ride the self-publish and shill wave and I think the quality of the writing will be enough to carry it to some circles, even if it is just you lot.

>>24496150
Let me just say. That. List. Is. AMAZING!!!! So many talented and fresh women are FINALLY changing the patriarchal hetero-normative world of literature, and this trend WILL NOT BE STOPPED!!! This is the dawn of a new age of feminist writers and all future readers, especially MEN, will be better off for it!!!

>>24494689

>>24494683 (OP)
Constants by R.M

>>24497499
Stella maris also released but i have yet to read it, how is the passenger in comparison to his other works

>>24494683 (OP)
Circe is excellent. Ignore the feminism & manhating.

>>24495347
Well I am moving atm so if this thread is still up when I start packing my books I will post a list of 2020 kino

>>24498825
Jesus, shut up.

>>24494683 (OP)
Do some of those fellas uploaded the photo of her genitals from that day?

>>24494757
Female author? Shant be reading

>>24494683 (OP)
“The Passenger” & “Stella Maris” (2022) by Cormac McCarthy

>>24494683 (OP)
Not yet

>>24499234
Raw chicken is excellent. Ignore the texture & salmonella.

>>24500059
>front row at an ice spice show
i don't think these fellas like female genitals that much

>>24494753
Based.

>>24497495
These are the only worthwhile threads for recs. I’ve already read Dostoevsky and Cormac McCarthy