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If there were a genre for popular postmodern literature, The Final Revival of Opal and Nev would fall squarely within it. Easy to read, and yet layered in both its organization and its impact, Dawnie Walton’s novel tells the story of ’70s musicians Opal and Nev and is alternatingly structured as an oral history and recurring editors’ notes from a journalist assembling the twisty, politically inflected tale. (The journalist just so happens to be the daughter of an erstwhile bandmate who had an affair with Opal.) —Chloe Schama

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A Bright Ray of Darkness is Ethan Hawke’s fifth book, yet it reads like a crackling debut: ruminative, raw, and seemingly pretty personal. In it, a film actor named William Harding does his first Broadway show—an ambitious production of Henry IV—while his marriage to a pop star very publicly falls apart. (As photographs of Harding with another woman saturate the tabloids, he can hear the public’s incriminating murmurs wherever he goes.) Divided, like a work of drama, into acts and scenes, the book wrestles with love, lust, fatherhood, and fame, but what it’s mostly about is the occasionally life threatening but ultimately redemptive hard work of making art. If you’ve seen or read Hawke in interviews, you’ll recognize his voice on the page: He’s written characters who speak of craft and ego and character in lengthy, scenery-chewing monologues, even during their off-hours. From another writer, it would be completely exhausting, but from Hawke—who has been a working actor since he was a teenager, and a fine one at that—you can’t help but bend your ear. —Marley Marius

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