So Much Blue

Kevin Pace, an African-American painter in his sixties, has been diligently working on a large-scale masterpiece for several years. Shielding it from the eyes of others, he keeps both the progress of his artwork and many episodes of his life hidden in secrecy. However, today it’s his seventeen-year-old daughter who entrusts him with a new secret—her own.
Why You Should Read?
Explore the Depths of Human Emotions:
Delve into the intricate play of shadow and light, reflecting the complex transformation of feelings.
A Unique Perspective on Creativity:
Gain insight into the creative process through the lens of an artist’s personal and artistic struggles.
Rich Narrative Style:
Experience a shift from Percival Everett’s usual style to a more narrative-driven exploration of personal mythology.
Thought-Provoking Themes:
Contemplate themes such as secrecy, personal relationships, and the changing hues of happiness.
Masterful Storytelling:
Discover Everett’s exceptional ability to intertwine art, life, and emotion in a compelling narrative.