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Cool Machine by Colson Whitehead: A triumph of molls, dolls and deadpan humour

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By Dylan Jones Verified
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After any chapter of Colson Whitehead's Harlem Trilogy, I feel as though I am reading a particularly operatic story by Damon Runyon, complete with molls, dolls and Broadway-laden side-eyes. It is the kind of widescreen social drama that immediately reads like a screenplay. With pitch-perfect colloquialisms and deadpan humour, these books tell the story of Ray Carney, a furniture salesman striving to provide a stable, respectable life for his wife, Elizabeth, and their children.
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Harlem Shuffle review: This book is a proper social drama

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By Dylan Jones Verified
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Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead - (.) After reading thirty pages of Colson Whitehead’s magisterial 2021 crime novel Harlem Shuffle, I felt as though I were reading a particularly operatic story by Damon Runyon, complete with molls, dolls and Broadway-laden side-eyes.
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The Rolling Stones by Bob Spitz review: All the old riffs with no fresh licks

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Dylan Jones Thu, May 28, 2026 at 4:44 a.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Rolling Stones by Bob Spitz review: All the old riffs with no fresh licks Bob Spitz’s The Rolling Stones is what is known in publishing as a cat killer. That is, it’s so big — 690 pages — it could kill your moggy, should it come through your letterbox.
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