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Recently divorced and mired in a meaningless existence, Clay drifts from his drab apartment to his equally lusterless job as an editor for a small Boston press- until the night Lucian finds him and everything changes with simple words “ I’m going to tell you my story, and you’re going to write it down and publish it”.
Recently divorced and mired in a meaningless existence, Clay drifts from his drab apartment to his equally lusterless job as an editor for a small Boston press- until the night Lucian finds him and everything changes with simple words “ I’m going to tell you my story, and you’re going to write it down and publish it”.
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