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When Heller, the celebrated author of Catch-22, was stricken and rendered immobile, Vogel a retired textile designer, artist, and old friend moved into his apartment to assist him through his ordeal. The result is a dialogue of wit and resilience, in which the two men recount hospital absurdities, personal crises, and the unwavering loyalty that sustains them. Their story of illness becomes one of survival, humour, and the human spirits refusal to surrender dignity.
Part literary confessional, part philosophical farce, the book belongs with the most honest portrayals of physical and emotional recovery, distinguished by Hellers mordant humour and Vogels companionable plain speaking.
