Arts: A Conversation With E. L. Doctorow | The New York Times

E. L. Doctorow describes how the infamous Collyer brothers inspired his latest novel, "Homer and Langley," with Sam Tanenhaus, the editor of the Book Review.
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Such a GREAT Writer!

[@jimmypaget5737]

This fifth Ave Brooklyn? I recognize this

[@desariec]

these brothers had probably had some sort of mental illness to be able to live like that, cause if your that detached from society then somethin in them had to be not right!

[@rockslide4802]

I was enjoying the interview until Doctorow injects modern day politics into a story that began more than 50 years prior.