Prescription for Loneliness
Prescription for Loneliness ACT I: THE ATTACK The abandoned Studebaker plant on Detroit's east side hadn't produced a single car in twelve years, but Leo Mercer still walked past it every morning on his way to the corner store. He did it because his son Danny had worked there, and Leo believed that habit was a kind of prayer. At sixty-eight, Leo was small and wiry, the kind of man who looked...
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