Michael Pucci
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Stop All the Clocks
Kumin, a student of both literature and philosophy, puts them both to good use in his techno-linguistic conspiracy thriller that stakes its claim as a Neuromancer for the 21st century.
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Weepers
Ed’s narration, a combination of hard-earned wisdom and darkly humorous faux-Biblical rambling, makes for compelling reading. However, the novel’s esoteric themes and frustrating pace might limit its broader appeal.
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The House on Buzzards Bay
Murphy establishes a palpable sense of foreboding as these unexplainable mysteries begin to accrue. He is less successful, or less interested, in resolving them, however, and the book’s final impact is dulled as a result.
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Friends of the Museum
A capacious story that pulsates with life, this will be a bold addition to literary collections.
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See Friendship
A smart and rueful debut that offers a sly critique of the podcast industry and how some shows treat real humans as characters and their pain and insight as mere content. Recommended for readers of Patricia Lockwood and Lauren Oyler.
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Audition
This sleek, provocative novel is sure to confound readers; a must for literary collections and for book club discussions.
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Fagin the Thief
In creating an origin story for the legendary thief, Epstein deftly addresses Oliver Twist’s longstanding “Fagin problem,” not by sanitizing or disowning him, as other adaptations have done, but by lending him a humanity that Dickens’s caricature did not. It’s a lively, finely drawn reimagining and a deeply reverent corrective of a literary monument.
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