by Andy Smith   Us Two Together, written by Belgian artist Ephameron and translated from the Dutch by Michele Hutchinson, describes the author’s perceptions and feelings surrounding the decline and eventual death of her father, who was stricken with a rare form of dementia in his late fifties. This book has somewhat sparse narrative, and collage drawings intended to convey emotions more than literal events, so it is important that the reader review the author’s intentions in the very well-written Preface of this book.  It makes clear that her father received excellent care, from a large network of family and… Read More