This is a book about getting lost in love and cannon balling into addiction. Its hazy at times but forces itself to keep trying. Its a lot of philosophy tangled up in poetry and Ziggy Stardust. An impossible knot is very easy to tie, the impossibility comes in the untying. Certain things once they're done can never be undone.

Life in Sycamore is numbingly predictable until a tornado hits and the town falls suddenly dark during a heatwave. Damien, a young, struggling writer, starts to flounder while his love for Violet, along with his war with addiction, begins to rage in the abrupt darkness. When Violet takes off on the run, Damien is left in another menacing spiral, this time of his own mess. Finding comfort in the rain, and in the company of Alina, he attempts to piece himself back together. As the sweltering summer rolls on, Damien's world unravels further when he's urged to question reality on his path to getting clean. Impossible Knots explains the fragility of the mind when moments in life go haywire.

Age 35 from Elmira, New York. A writer in between times of being a father, a husband, and a liquor store owner/manager. Proud owner of Puggle Shar-Pei named Rocky. Author of Impossible Knots and many more stories to come. Writes songs on Mondays while drinking high end tequila and gambling on baseball. Not a huge fan of heights, prefers to take the train. Loves music, hates writing his own biography.