Mitteilungen aus dem Bauch der Hölle
- 218 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Jack Henry Abbott was an American criminal and author whose writing garnered significant critical attention. Following his release from prison in 1981, where his work was lauded by prominent figures like Norman Mailer, his life took a tumultuous turn. Abbott's literary output often reflects his harsh experiences, delving into the darker aspects of human existence. His legacy remains a subject of debate, entangled with the complex relationship between artistic talent and personal struggles.


Retain, not only because this is a famous book, and it is well-written, but because of sex in prison passages, e.g., pp. 77, 79, 92-95.--Don.