Summary
This article reviews new books released this week, including Thomas Pynchon's first novel in 12 years, "Shadow Ticket", set during the Great Depression. Other notable releases include John Banville's novel "Venetian Vespers" and Beth Macy's memoir "Paper Girl".
Key Facts
- Thomas Pynchon's new novel "Shadow Ticket" is his first in 12 years.
- "Shadow Ticket" is set during the Great Depression and features a mystery involving a cheese heiress.
- John Banville's new novel "Venetian Vespers" takes place in Venice and involves a mysterious threat.
- Beth Macy's memoir "Paper Girl" explores her hometown's decline, focusing on the opioid crisis.
- Joy Harjo's book "Girl Warrior" combines memoir and advice for young girls.
- The article highlights these books and their themes, such as history, mystery, and personal memoirs.
- Thomas Pynchon is known for creating complex stories with unusual themes.
