Imagining Robert by Jay Neugeboren Donald E. Gordon cut to fit in the

cut to fit in the available space

do papers still accumulate and clothes pile up like a tangled mess of noodles

with its authorship credited to the pseudonymous Ralph Iron-- was later revealed to be Olive Schreiner

With tension rising and danger drawing closer

signifying unconditional love and compassion

Imagining Robert by Jay Neugeboren Donald E. Gordon cut to fit in theAnyone who has ever loved an emotionally troubled person will draw inspiration from this remarkable story of brotherly love Jay Neugeboren and his brother, Robert, grew up in Brooklyn in the years following World War II. Both brothers smart, popular, and well adjusted seemed well on the way to successful lives when for reasons that remain mysterious to this day Robert had a mental breakdown at age nineteen. For the past thirty years Jay has been not