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<div>"I never set foot in JâEuros bedroom . . . I presume that even JâEuros mother rarely set foot in there and only in genuine emergencies, perhaps because not even she was protected by the awe that he held for her. He wouldnâEurot let anything touch his mother, but that wouldnâEurot necessarily have stopped him from touching her breasts . . . Even though I spent a lot of time in my grandmotherâEuros house as a child, I canâEurot picture JâEuros room at all. I donâEurot know where the bed was, though there must have been one, and I donâEurot have a clue what else could have been in there. I simply canâEurot picture it. Venturing in there during the years of the stench would have been hell. I would have died of disgust . . . Today, itâEuros my study. IâEurove always written novels in there, but until now it had never occurred to me to write about my mentally-impaired-at-birth uncle J. About him and his room. About the house and the street. And about my family. And our gravestones. And the Wetterau, which is the whole world . . . " With brilliant irony, Andreas Maier describes his uncle JâEuros fraught detachment from the real world and the life of small-town Germany in the years after World War II. The Room is both a memoir and a novel, the first installment of an epic family saga, and a love-letter to an unknowable soul.</div>