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This is a fictionalized account of the famous Collyer brothers of New York City. The book is narrated by Homer, a savvy blind man who tolerates his brother's hijinks and plans. The story begins with the two brothers as children and discusses their relationships with their parents and household staff, and continues into their adult lives. Explanations are provided for the brothers' accumulation of stuff with an interesting insight. The novel is short but compelling and very well written!
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