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  • Doctorow, E.L.
    E.L. Doctorow

    …figures of less eminence in Homer and Langley (2009), a mythologization of the lives of the Collyer brothers, a pair of reclusive eccentrics whose death in 1947 revealed a nightmarish repository of curiosities and garbage in their Harlem, New York City, brownstone. In Andrew’s Brain (2014), a cognitive scientist discusses…

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    …figures of less eminence in Homer and Langley (2009), a mythologization of the lives of the Collyer brothers, a pair of reclusive eccentrics whose death in 1947 revealed a nightmarish repository of curiosities and garbage in their Harlem, New York City, brownstone. In Andrew’s Brain (2014), a cognitive scientist discusses…

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