Is this still accurate? What are the must-read novels of this century?

Not an awful chart. Could add Hilary Mantel, Peter Carey, Deborah Levy, Elizabeth Strout, Colm Tobin, Alice Munro, John Banville and some poetry wouldn’t hurt

>>24547081 (OP)
My Year of Rest and Relaxation is a meme book. Replace it with Small Boat

>>24547081 (OP)
It's not like the books on that chart have changed. If you want more recent recs, I read Nobber by Oisin Fagan recently and it was terrific. And last year Brat by Gabriel Smith was published, which was also very good.

You should lead with which of those books you've read and liked, since then recs can be a little more directed. Otherwise what are you going to do with a few extra recs when you've already got a hundred to start with.

>>24547115
>Alice Munro
No groomers allowed

>>24547081 (OP)
>house of leaves

>>24547774
I have read basically no contemporary books, so I want to start with those that are already considered modern classics

Kairos

>tokarczuk
Mlp does provide more profound insights on life than her books. Tried reading flights in original but I had to drop it because it was so shitty and pretentious. I couldn't stand it
>no Spiró on the list
this image was clearly made by some retard

>>24548996
Best Spiro novel?

Shit chart, no Haruhi Suzumiya, only slop

>>24549506
captivity

The Buried Giant over Never Let Me Go? I can see how the latter may be considered more "juvenile", YA-ish, or something like that, but I can't think of any other reason to choose the unworthy TBG over the other. It's a fine story held down by the fact that Ishiguro's storytelling style does not work in the close third person.