But even then, The New Yorker feels confident they might very well have found the ultimate to book to take with you on a summer beach trip, as detailed in a new story from the iconic literary magazine.
"I spent a weekend last summer in front of my air-conditioner reading Sag Harbor by Colson Whitehead, a coming-of-age story set in 1985," a reporter for the outlet shared. "That might be the perfect summer-in-New-York novel."
Touching upon themes of race, class, gentrification and differing cultures, Sag Harbor served as one of the earliest breakout successes for Whitehead, who would go on to numerous awards within the literary world in the decades to come.
In more recents year, the best-selling author has remained hard at work on his equally well-loved Harlem Trilogy, spanning 2021's Harlem Shuffle and continuing with 2023's Crook Manifesto. He is set to formally conclude the trilogy with Cool Machine on July 21 of this year.
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