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    Comradery of the Damned: Notes from an American Asylum
    Comradery of the Damned: Notes from an American Asylum
    Comradery of the Damned: Notes from an American Asylum
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    Comradery of the Damned: Notes from an American Asylum

    By Owen Ashe

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    Comradery of the Damned is a 2021 debut novella by American author Owen Ashe. Set in 2013, the book is an autobiographical collection of journal entries, centered on the narrator's institutional transfer from an unnamed jail to Salinas Valley State Prison. It concerns the experience of incarceration in Ca

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCereal Box Studio
    Release dateDec 15, 2021
    ISBN9781733516945
    Comradery of the Damned: Notes from an American Asylum

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