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Aslett has several areas of concentration. Cleaning was his original baileywick, but a chapter on de-cluttering in a cleaning book brought so much mail that he wrote at least a couple just on junk and clutter.

I think the first one I read (looking at Amazon) was Clutter Free, which was useful, but the one that really hit home was Clutter's Last Stand. These really are philosophical, though it isn't Big P philosophy in a way that would scare off the everyday reader. But it is philosophical.

SRS