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Los Angeles Times
Whitehead's Cool Machine wraps Harlem trilogy
Colson Whitehead's novel "Cool Machine" is set in 1980s New York City and follows Ray Carney, a reluctant crook and furniture store owner, as he becomes involved in a heist to steal Jesse Owens’ Olympic medal from the Waldorf Astoria. The story explores themes of crime, political corruption, and the city's evolving landscape during the Reagan era, blending detailed heist planning with vivid descriptions of New York's atmosphere. The book is part of Whitehead’s Harlem Trilogy and highlights his versatility in shifting genres while maintaining his signature portrayal of the city.
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