The Intricate Art of Making Old Friends

The Intricate Art of Making Old Friends is a story of the possibility of redemption. It is structured into four parts: A Friend in Deed, A Friend in Need, A Friend Retrieved, and A Friend Perceived.
In Deed: After finishing a stint in detox and six-months in a half-way house, sixty-four-year-old Mark Gleasoin starts a new job sorting and shelving books donated to the free library at the town recycling center. The alcoholic’s shakes are gone, but his old familiar emotions—rage, shame, remorse...