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Die Regeln des Spiels

By Colson Whitehead

About This Book

Step into the chaotic heart of 1970s New York with Colson Whitehead's latest installment in the Harlem saga, where the city pulsates with both life and decay. Against a backdrop of crime, corruption, and cultural revolution, Ray Carney struggles to navigate the perilous streets while clinging to his legitimate business. As a desperate quest for Jackson 5 tickets spirals into a web of danger, Carney's resolve is tested, revealing the thin line between survival and compromise.

With tensions soaring between the NYPD and the Black Liberation Army, Carney’s journey intensifies as he and his fiercely loyal partner, Pepper, delve deeper into the criminal underbelly of Harlem. As their escapades escalate from minor heists to an all-out battle against powerful adversaries, the stakes rise dramatically. Amidst the backdrop of a city on fire and the looming Bicentennial celebrations, Carney must confront the demons of his past while fighting for survival in a world where loyalty and betrayal intertwine.

This compelling narrative not only delivers thrilling escapism but also captures the essence of a pivotal era in American history, resonating with readers and critics alike. Whitehead’s masterful storytelling offers a profound exploration of race, identity, and resilience, ensuring this novel becomes an indelible part of literary conversation.

About the Author

Colson Whitehead

Colson Whitehead

Colson Whitehead, born on November 6, 1969, is an accomplished American novelist recognized for his impactful storytelling. His debut novel, *The Intuitionist*, was published in 1999, followed by critically acclaimed works such as *The Underground Railroad*, which earned him both the National Book Award for Fiction and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and *The Nickel Boys*, which garnered him a second Pulitzer Prize. In addition to his novels, Whitehead has authored two nonfiction books and was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship in 2002.

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