``I just read The House on Fortune Street by Margot Livesey. She dealt with a lot of the same things that I did when I was writing The Lacuna: You don't know the whole story, even with an intimate, with your family members and best friends. I loved the way she constructed the novel. She just kept moving the floor under your feet. You'd think one thing, then you heard another version of the story, and everything shifts.''

-- BARBARA KINGSOLVER

author of The Lacuna

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