This is one of the most realistic "crime fiction" books I have ever read. Not surprizingly it was written by the same author who wrote Animal Factory, which was later turned into a movie that he also wrote the screenplay for and helped direct. I saw the movie while I lived in Fargo, North Dakota, and told many people that it was the most realistic "prison movie" I had ever seen (far more realistic than popular shows like, "Oz" - which I never watched because of how fake and contrived it was). Bunker served time at McNeil Island too, but long before I ever got there.
(Note: The image of a black man screaming at the end of my "What is reality?" video, on U-Tube, was actually taken from the Animal Factory movie; so now you know what several people on another blog about my crimes couldn't figure out.)
Magic and Mystery in Tibet - by: Alexandra David-Neel (1932, 2014)
This is one of those rare books that exposes another culture in a way that really opens it up an lets the reader glimpse for themselves what...
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This is one of those rare books that exposes another culture in a way that really opens it up an lets the reader glimpse for themselves what... -
Another valuable gift from much more than a friend that I must also surrender due to the five-book-limit for BOP prisoners regardless ... -
It took me a while to read this book even though there wasn't very much in it that I wasn't already aware of. It does however very...