Dec 20, 2009
Fifty-five-year-old George Stransom is obsessed with observing the anniversary of his fiancee Mary Antrim's death, a fact that leads him to expand his commemorative pantheon to include all the other departed friends who live on in his memory. Imbued from an early age with what he terms “the religion of the Dead,” he decides to provide a material sign of his remembrance in the form of a private altar in a church, which he endows on the condition that he be allowed to stipulate the number of candles to be lit there.
Stransom, after a time of worshiping...
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