The Damage Done - Twelve Years Of Hell In A Bangkok Prison

Note:  The pages have aged more or less gracefully and the book is otherwise solid and quite readable.  I've flipped through it and it looks pretty cool. 

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In "The Damage Done," Warren Fellows recounts the harrowing true story of his 12 years in Thailand's most notorious prisons. Arrested in 1978 for heroin trafficking, Fellows was thrust into a nightmarish world of brutality, squalor, and despair. His gripping memoir reveals the shocking realities of life behind bars in Bangkok, from the inhumane conditions to the constant struggle for survival. With unflinching honesty and vivid detail, Fellows exposes the devastating impact of his choices and the indomitable human spirit that kept him alive. "The Damage Done" is a powerful and unforgettable tale of endurance and redemption, offering a stark warning about the consequences of a life of crime.