The Lacuna - A Novel Condition:Good Deftly interweaving tragedy and humor

Deftly interweaving tragedy and humor to create a memorable tale of human desires and foibles

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The Lacuna - A Novel Condition:Good Deftly interweaving tragedy and humorMexico, 1935. Harrison Shepherd is working in the household of famed muralist Diego Rivera and his wife Frida Kahlo. Sometimes cook, sometimes secretary, Shepherd is always an observer, recording his experiences in diaries and notebooks. When exiled Bolshevik leader Lev Trotsky arrives, Shepherd inadvertently casts in his lot with art and revolution and his aim for an invisible life is thwarted forever. The Lacuna is a gripping story of identity, the