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Original Title:	The Damage Done: Twelve Years of Hell in a Bangkok Prison
ISBN:	184018275X (ISBN13: 9781840182750)
Edition Language:	English

The Damage Done: Twelve Years of Hell in a Bangkok Prison

Warren Fellows

hardcover | Pages: 192 pages

Rating: 4.08 | 4069 Users | 263 Reviews

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Title	:	The Damage Done: Twelve Years of Hell in a Bangkok Prison
Author	:	Warren Fellows
Book Format	:	hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 192 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2002 by Mainstream Publishing (first published January 1st 1998)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Crime. True Crime. Biography. Autobiography. Memoir. Mystery

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4,000 Days was offered to me as an excellent way to get myself out of a reading slump. I'd burned myself out on 400 page novels with brilliant writing and needed something a bit less involving. While I'm not entirely happy with the book, the recommendation was spot on and I found myself finishing it in one sitting.

Telling the story of Warren Fellows, 4,000 Days is more-or-less exactly what the cover promises. Told in a simple, straight-forward style, it is a loose and hurried account of a man's experiences being ruined in the Bangkok prison system. While it is certainly gruesome from cover to cover, it is not a collection of unbelievably horrible things. It is instead a collection of perfectly credible horrible things, and although the author never forces details down your throat, he manages to get the point across of just how much time passed before he was finished coping with the abuse piled on him daily.

All in all, it's a bit more nihilistic than I'd hoped, and the gloom and doom does not make for especially light reading, but it managed to keep me gripped the whole way through nonetheless. I'm not about to start recommending it left and right, but there are much worse ways to spend a cold winter's afternoon.

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4,000 Days was offered to me as an excellent way to get myself out of a reading slump. I'd burned myself out on 400 page novels with brilliant writing and needed something a bit less involving. While I'm not entirely happy with the book, the recommendation was spot on and I found myself finishing it in one sitting.Telling the story of Warren Fellows, 4,000 Days is more-or-less exactly what the cover promises. Told in a simple, straight-forward style, it is a loose and hurried account of a man's

I'm rating this 3.5 out of 5. I'll start by saying this is no midnight express. There is no time to bond with the characters. The book feels rushed. At times years span pages rather than chapters.What I did read was eye opening, shocking and to be honest quite sad.Worth a read but don't go in expecting another midnight express. And, if you haven't yet read midnight express - read it

This an extremely hard-hitting book, with very graphic and disturbing stories from the author. This is an excellent book to give teenagers and anyone does not have the full understanding of the unglamourous consequeces of drugs and drug peddling.

A quick read but not near as good as I expected it to be according to the ratings.Maybe I am spoiled but I have read 2 books about this same prison by 2 different Dutch guys.One of those books was so well written and told us the horrible experience he had to go through. But he did that in a much better way than Warren Fellows. This book felt rushed, written from the sideline.I do understand why this book got high ratings. I think that has lot to do with all the horrible and shocking things he

Hadn't read a book in an age (criminal I know) but was on Samui and felt under the weather so decided to take a night off and bought a book I thought looked interesting.. This was it and it reignited a passion in me for reading.. Couldn't put it down, cover to cover in 8 hrs..

This book was a very descriptive insight to some of the worst prisons in Thailand and I imagine anywhere in this world. The sheer disregard for human suffering and the extent of the brutality is unbelievable. The mind boggles how these things are allowed to happen. It was at times a grisly and difficult read but very interesting to someone like me who has no prior in depth knowledge on this topic.

As with most people who read this book. I finished it in about two page-turning hours and thought it was a phenominal insight into the world of westerners involved with drugs in Asia. Warren wrote a straight to the point, one dimensional account of his experience - and it still receives a wealth of praise from both sides of the drug-debate fence. I say this because I wonder how my own book will be received, having written it with a literary bent straight from the heart of a full-on-and-mental