Fluke
first published 1999 Permanent Press, 1999 213 pages
This is the tale of one of the most tragic figures in modern American history, as seen through the rather astigmatic vision of his mistress.In America, anybody can become president. In 1920, anybody did. Warren G. Harding was a strikingly handsome man, a high school graduate of impenetrable ignorance whose only two qualifications for the presidency were that he looked and sounded presidential - provided you didn't lo...
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