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One Million Poets
After the worst case of writer's block could keep him from feeding his son, a depressed alcoholic novelist with disdain for critics must confront his recent past and discover the real culprit behind his wife's early demise.
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After the worst case of writer's block could keep him from feeding his son, a depressed alcoholic novelist with disdain for critics must confront his recent past and discover the real culprit behind his wife's early demise.
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