Pelican Reach is a book that recounts the life stories of three generations of women, all named Frida Kahlo. The book covers their experiences in different parts of the world, including Italy, Germany, and Sweden, and how they encountered various characters and events throughout their lives. It explores themes like blindness, aggression, and introspection before reaching a resolution that interweaves the stories of all the characters.
Overall, this book is a personal journey that offers a glimpse into the unique experiences of the Frida Kahlo across generations.
Excerpt from Pelican Reach: "The feelings flooding me arrive with the force of the tidal flow into the river below.I flounder in an attempt to find the right words to serve these emotions.Finally, all I come up with is . . .I am Frida Kahlo.And when I say this, I say it three more times, once for each of us,and in each case, it's a ringing truth."
