Contemporary fiction that captures similar themes to those in mid-century American works.

I feel like mid-century American authors had a tremendous knack for capturing mundane everyday life and the fleeting nature of personal opportunity, written in down-to-earth yet beautiful prose. Think of works by Raymond Carver, John Updike, Philip Roth, etc. I haven’t really found these same ideas captured well in contemporary fiction, but I’m sure they must exist. Looking for any and all recommendations, though American writers are preferred.

P.S. I have read Demon Copperhead – didn’t love it.