New Books This Week: Yoko, Elphaba, Amanda Knox and Lost Connections
Briefly

This week’s new book releases include a broad range of genres and themes, appealing to varied reader interests. Gregory Maguire’s 'Elphie' returns to the world of Oz, exploring the early life of Elphaba. Amanda Knox’s memoir 'Free' dives into her wrongful imprisonment and media scrutiny. Emma Pattee’s 'Tilt' tells a story of survival amidst chaos after an earthquake, while Colum McCann’s 'Twist' examines information's complexity in the current digital age. The selection showcases intriguing narratives from both new and established authors.
Knox reflects on the years she spent in prison and under the media microscope after being wrongfully convicted of murdering her British roommate.
Maguire introduces Elphaba's earliest years with 'Elphie,' marking a continuation of his exploration of the world of Oz.
Pattee's debut novel 'Tilt' follows a pregnant woman navigating the chaos of an earthquake while trying to return home.
McCann discusses the complexities of information in the modern era, comparing it to the delicate nature of fiber-optic cables.
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