for a brief month or so, robert sandler and eliot sandler seem identical again.ke all stories, this one also has an epilogue and the epilogue is more amazing than the story itself. about ten days after the book was published a got a phone call from my editor and she said you need to sit down because this is a very important phone call and i was writing a grant in my computer and i sat down and it was elliott sandler on the phone and he had walked into a bookstore never having known about this book remembering the story of his twin who died at 2-years-old and people who have the copy of the booknotes that the book opens to robert sandler 1945 to 1948 and to those who came before and after him. and he opened the book, he lived in maine, i would have never found him, he opened the book and he saw his brother's name, the brother that had vanished from his life at for-years-old, and he moved to tears then and he told me this amazing story which is his mother helen whose picture is in the but because of her picture from the saturday morning post palin and robert and el

and so farber had begged helen sandler to let helen, to let her open robert's body and perform in normal autopsy and she refused and finally he had a really big hurt and said you go for the sake of medical history and the sake of medical science from the body and she had said fine we will do it. .. i think i have time for one more passage that i am going to read. and this is from the end of the book, and which takes up a very different kind of challenge. the first kind of challenge i describe to you is the challenge of story making, which is how you populate the boat. so with the challenge that appears in the content. a book like this face is a very different kind of challenge. that is a challenge of summary making. at the end of the book, had you summarize 4000 years of history? how does one prepare -- how does one tie up all of this. the quick answer is there is no simple solution. one of the challenges in this book as there is no pat answer. this is how you kill cancer, eat broccoli. or some nonsense like that. and so, here i take up that challenge by actually performing an experiment

robert salvo, jr. >> rena sam-dinnoo. >> carlos alberto samaniego. hi>> james kenneth samuel, jr. >> hugo m. sanay. >> erick sanchez. >> jacquelyn patrice sanchez. >> eric m. sand. >> stacey leigh sanders. >> herman s. sandler. >> james sands, jr. >> and my mother. you are truly mess. you left behind some wonderful grandkids. may god bless america and all those who serve to protect her. >> and my son-in-law. we will miss you forever and you are now with god. >> ayleen j. santiago. >> kirsten santiago. >> maria theresa santillan. >> susan gayle santo. >> christopher santora. >> john a. santore. >> mario l. santoro. >> rafael humberto santos. >> rufino conrado flores santos iii. >> jorge octavio santos anaya. >> kalyan sarkar. >> chapelle r. sarker. >> paul f. sarle. >> deepika kumar sattaluri. >> gregory thomas saucedo. >> susan m. sauer. >> anthony savas. >> and my uncle. we are doing great. you'd be so proud of them. will never be the same without you. >> mike all some brother. your humor and audacity guidance every day of our lives. may god what all the tears from all of our faces. >> vladimir savinkin. >> jackie sayegh. >> john michael sbarbaro. >> robert l. scandole, jr. >> michelle scarpitta. >> dennis