Prison drama shows limned justice and escape in a prison
In Maynard Harringtons novel Johnny Gunn the new warden Carl Hoffman clashes with a corrupt system. Johnny attempts escape and kidnapping before Walker seeks political help and persuades Johnny to surrender. The review praises Harringtons prose, suspense, and spare understatement highlighting two central women and the inmates as prisoners of fear.
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Death and immortality debated in a personal letter
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