Bleeding Edge

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Bleeding Edge is a 2013 postmodern detective novel by Thomas Pynchon that explores the intersection of technology, capitalism, and conspiracy in New York City around the time of the dot-com crash and 9/11.

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instanceOf detective novel
novel
postmodern novel
author Thomas Pynchon
countryOfOrigin United States
exploresTheme capitalism
conspiracy
corporate power
late capitalism
surveillance
technology
terrorism
the internet
followsInBibliography Inherent Vice
genre detective fiction
postmodern fiction
satirical fiction
hasISBN 978-1-59420-229-0
hasLiteraryStyle dark humor
dense prose
paranoiac narrative
pastiche
hasNarrativeElement 9/11 aftermath
deep web
dot-com bubble collapse
startup culture
hasPageCountApprox around 480 pages
hasTargetAudience adult readers
literaryMovement postmodernism
mainCharacter Maxine Tarnow
mediaType hardcover
paperback
print
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableWork Bleeding Edge
originalLanguage English
partOfAuthorOeuvre late works of Thomas Pynchon
placeOfPublication New York
linked to: New York City
protagonistOccupation decertified fraud examiner
fraud investigator
publicationYear 2013
publisher Penguin Press
linked to: Penguin Books
settingLocation New York City
settingTime around the September 11 attacks
around the dot-com crash

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Thomas Pynchon notableWork Bleeding Edge
Inherent Vice followedBy Bleeding Edge
Thomas Pynchon notableWork Bleeding Edge
subject linked to: Bleeding Edge
Maxine Tarnow appearsInWork Bleeding Edge