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Brother One Cell [an American coming of age in South Korea's prisons]
A gripping first-person account of one young American's life-changing years in a South Korean prison. At age twenty-three Cullen Thomas was, like most middle-class kids his age, looking for something meaningful and exciting to do before settling into the 9-to-5 routine. Possessed of a youthful, romantic view of the world, he set off for adventure in Asia and a job teaching English in Seoul, South Korea. But he got more than he ever bargained for when an ill-advised stunt led to a drugsmuggling arrest and a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence. Brother One Cell is Cullen's memoir of that time--the harrowing and unusual story of a good kid forced to grow up in very unusual circumstances.
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- "A gripping first-person account of one young American's life-changing years in a South Korean prison. At age twenty-three Cullen Thomas was, like most middle-class kids his age, looking for something meaningful and exciting to do before settling into the 9-to-5 routine. Possessed of a youthful, romantic view of the world, he set off for adventure in Asia and a job teaching English in Seoul, South Korea. But he got more than he ever bargained for when an ill-advised stunt led to a drugsmuggling arrest and a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence. Brother One Cell is Cullen's memoir of that time--the harrowing and unusual story of a good kid forced to grow up in very unusual circumstances."@en
- "Unabridged."@en