ALL ELEVATIONS UNKNOWN : An adventure in the heart of Borneo

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In March 1945, a smart but rowdy British officer named Tom Harrisson parachuted into the Borneo Highlands and set about organizing an army of headhunters to battle the Japanese invaders. He knew the difficult country a little, having been there on a scientific expedition before the war, but now, "shepherded to the island by the world's most lucrative sponsor, the Dogs of War," he had to learn its secrets, and quickly.

In 1958, Harrisson wrote a memoir, World Within, chronicling his time on the island. Looking for new places to explore, Wyoming rock-scrambler Sam Lightner and his German climbing partner happened on Harrisson's book, studied it closely, and, with four other "dirt-bag" climbers, went off to Borneo to find the peak of their dreams in the cloud forests, in country that maps "tinted gray and labeled 'All Elevations Unknown'." Battling unusual elements--including having to "cough up the larvae of echinococcosus" and dodge giant snakes, to say nothing of the area's still-active headhunting bands--they found it, scaled the spire called Batu Lawi, and lived to tell the tale.

Their exploits form the heart of Lightner's good-natured narrative, which draws on Harrisson's own account of jungle warfare to become a work of history as much as outdoors travel. Climbers, students of World War II, and armchair adventurers alike will enjoy his report. --Gregory McNamee

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“In 1999, when mankind had successfully mapped the surface of the Moon, Venus, and Mars, there were still sections of Borneo that man had nothing to say about other than ‘all elevations unknown.’”

In the spring of 1999, armed with little more than a description from a book and a map labeled “all elevations unknown,” Sam Lightner and his German rock-climbing buddy, Volker, found themselves deep in the jungles of Borneo on a mission to climb a mountain that was only rumored to exist. They had only their climbing expertise to rely on and a copy of a little-known book titled World Within, written by Major Tom Harrison, a British World War II soldier who had been one of the first white men ever to explore the interior jungles of the island and interact with its native peoples. He had also conducted one of the most daring and unusual campaigns in military history: In 1945, he had been assigned the near-impossible mission of parachuting blindly into the thick Borneo rain forests to unite the feuding native tribes–who then had a grisly habit of cutting off heads–against the Japanese in order to reclaim the island for the Allies.

A captivating, utterly original combination of travel-adventure memoir and historical re-creation, All Elevations Unknown charts Lightner’s exhilarating, often harrowing quest to ascend the mountain Batu Lawi in the face of leeches, vipers, and sweat bees, and to keep his team together in one of the earth’s most treacherous uncharted pockets. Along the way, Lightner reconstructs a fascinating historical narrative that chronicles Tom Harrison’s adventures on Borneo during the war and illuminates an astonishing piece of forgotten World War II history. Rife with suspense and vivid detail, the two intertwining tales open up the island of Borneo, its people, and its history in a powerful, unforgettable way, and take adventure writing to new heights.

A daring twist on the travel-adventure genre that places the talented Lightner in the ranks of authors such as Jon Krakauer, Sebastian Junger, and Redmond O’Hanlon, All Elevations Unknown is ultimately the remarkable story of two adventurers, separated by fifty years and united by one mountain.

Customer Reviews:

History and Modern adventure unite!.......2001-12-27

Sam Lightner's tale of his 1999 climb up Borneo's Batu Lawi is a wonderful mix of modern adventure and historical retelling of Major Tom Harrison's 1958 book World Within. His story is a classic first-climb adventure in which he and his friends attempt to be the first (as far as they knew) to climb a mystical spire deep in the heart of Borneo. Lightner learned of the peak from an obscure referrence in Tom Harrison's World Within and uses this text as both his guide to the land and the people.

In reading about his adventure, you gain insight into not only the heart of a true adventurist trying to step foot where few have ever been and the hardships involved in such undertakings. You'll certainly think twice about sponsorship of your next adventure, especially any video documentation after hearing of his conflicts with his camera crew. At the same time, you'll gain a love of the people and land of Borneo. This tale is perfect for those who love adventure as well as learning the history of a people and their land.

If Borneo fascinates you, this is worth the read.......2001-12-03

Although Lightner's account of his climb up a mountain in Borneo is not in the same league as Eric Hansen's STRANGER IN THE FOREST (an account of his 3 month trek across Borneo in the 1970;s--a great book), this book's historical accounting of WW 2 battles fought in Borneo (based upon the biography of Maj. Harrison) gave me more insight into the tribes and history of this magical land.

Like other readers, I found Lightner's writings about Maj. Harrison's battles with the Japanese soldiers far more interesting than the snippy arguments he details between himself and the film crew that documents his climb. It was amusing (as a woman) to see that a group of men can be just as catty to one another, but Lightner goes into far too much detail about these highly personal spats, and many times, leaves me wanting more detail about the flora, the sights, the sounds and smells and to learn more about the indigenous guides that the author is traveling with.

This book made me want to read more about Maj. Harrison's amazing and brave liberation of Borneo because Harrison, like author Eric Hansen 30+ years later, fell in love with the tribal people of Borneo; he grew to respect their customs, and in many instances their ecological reverence for the rainforest in which they dwelt. Hopefully, the biography of Maj. Harrison will not remain out of print for too long. If you're interested in climbing, the rainforest or in Borneo, this book is worth your time.

The quality of the writing equals the book's adventure.......2001-10-21

This book is smartly and excitingly written. I could feel the pounding rain, smell the dampness of the jungle, and the stinging and sucking of the leaches.

By combining two stories, Lightner displays the hardships encountered by any outsider trying to achieve goals in harsh, inaccesable Borneo. Lightner's inclusion of Major Tom Harrison during WWII adds depth to the story and his admiration of the major comes through as well as his conflict with the photographers who urge Lightner to take more climbing risks than he knows are prudent.

I hope to see more books by the talented rock climber who is also an excellent writer.

Enjoyable but missing something.......2001-09-11

I enjoyed the book very much but was disappointed that there were no photographs. I think that a few would have been appropriate considering the unusual terrain. This lack was ironic in that there was much described tension between the climbers and the sponsor's "video guys" because the filming actually interfered with the travel. It just seemed that the author by having sponsors for his trip gave away rights which would have made the book more effective.

Good but not great.......2001-08-07

This is a good book, but not a great one, undermined by three difficulties, not all of them the author's fault. Problem number one is an excess of hype on the part of the publisher; Lightner's interweaving of two stories, even if separated by more than 50 years, isn't revolutionary. It is entertaining, however, and it works nicely. It's just oversold.

Nevertheless, the dual stories make the book. Lightner correctly realizes that his own climbing tale is simply too thin. His other main problem is that the World War II story is far more interesting, especially since most people have no clue about how the war was fought on Borneo. (My own reference library on World War II devotes two sentences to the island: the Japanese captured it; later the Allies took it back.) Lightner has done a wonderful job of bringing this little-known story to life, but by so doing, he emphasizes the thinness of his own tale, whose central conflict turns out to be between himself and the film crew who helped finance the expedition. The "video guys," as he calls them, want things in exchange for their money that change the nature of the climbers' goals. That's interesting...but not as much so as a world war.

The third problem is that in his efforts to bring the story to life, Lightner's gone farther than needed, by fabricating dialog, characters' reactions to each other, and additional perceptual material to fill in gaps in the narrative. He admits this, but it's an ill-considered approach to a story with drama enough to stand on its own if he'd made it clear which material is based on someone's memoirs, and which is interpolated. Not doing it in the traditional manner leaves the reader wondering how much of the story is real, and how much is guesswork. Worse, it casts doubt on Lightner's own tale. Every time he intercuts from the present to the past, he does so by having himself reflect on the World War II story. The third time he did this, I wondered: Is this also a device? Might he have been napping at the time, rather than thinking about World War II? And if so, what else in the tale is a device?

None of this destroys the versimilitude of the whole, but it does undermine it. But that said, it's a good book, recommended to those with an interest in adventure travel, history, and to a lesser extent, climbing.

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Increasing resistance to established fungicides has stimulated the search for novel fungicides with new modes of action. Environmental concerns now also demand that these have low environmental impact and toxicity. Fungicidal Activity discusses new approaches to fungicide development including biological control and genetic engineering, and takes a global view of the future of fungicidal development. Fungicidal Activity is a volume in the Wiley Series in Agrochemicals and Plant Protection. This series brings together current scientific and regulatory knowledge and perspectives on all aspects of the use of chemicals and biotechnology in agriculture.

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fungicidal activity: Chemical.......1999-06-02

Fungicidal Activity: Chemical and Biological Approaches to Plant Protection

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A HISTORY OF WESTERN SOCIETY Vol C: From the Revolutionary Era to the Present
McKay; Hill; Buckler
Manufacturer: 1983 Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 2nd edition, soft Cover
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000QA432U

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A HISTORY OF WESTERN SOCIETY, VOLS. A-C: FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE REFORMATION, FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO 1815, and FROM THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA TO THE PRESENT
John P., Bennett D. Hill, and John Buckler McKay
Manufacturer: Houghton Mifflin Company
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000QAY29O

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Computer scientists have increasingly been enlisted as "bioinformaticians" to assist molecular biologists in their research. This book is a practical introduction to bioinformatics for these computer scientists. The chapters are in-depth discussions by expert bioinformaticians on both general techniques and specific approaches to a range of selected bioinformatics problems. The book is organized into clusters of chapters on the following topics:

Ÿ Overview of modern molecular biology and a broad spectrum of techniques from computer science — data mining, machine learning, mathematical modeling, sequence alignment, data integration, workflow development, etc.
Ÿ In-depth discussion of computational recognition of functional and regulatory sites in DNA sequences.
Ÿ Incisive discussion of computational prediction of secondary structure of RNA sequences.
Ÿ Overview of computational prediction of protein cellular localization, and selected discussions of inference of protein function.
Ÿ Overview of methods for discovering protein-protein interactions.
Ÿ Detailed discussion of approaches to gene expression analysis for the diagnosis of diseases, the treatment of diseases, and the understanding of gene functions.
Ÿ Case studies on analysis of phylogenies, functional annotation of proteins, construction of purpose-built integrated biological databases, and development of workflows underlying the large-scale-effort gene discovery.

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More like "Practicing Bioinformatician".......2005-01-26

This is a survey book, with invited chapters covering a variety of subjects. This goes way beyond the basics. For example, it doesn't address BLAST internals or usage, but does describe how it can be used as one step in more complex computations.

The good parts are quite good. The first chapter's biology review is quick but generally adequate, except for a few over-simplifications like "the disease genes for ... breast cancer ... have been identified." They have? ALL of them, or just a few of the more important ones? The "Strategy and Planning" chapter is very weak, perhaps because it addresses such a huge and varied range of topics. Chapters on neural nets, motif finding, homology search (post-BLAST), probe design, and RNA structure are good, and have enough detail for a programmer to get started on. The data mining section has some good material, but doesn't really cover the full breadth of data mining (a book-length topic in itself). Other chapters, esp. phylogeny and database issues, don't rise to the same level.

The problems: Well, no index for one. There's a huge aggregate list of references (I would have preferred chapter by chapter), and even pictures of all the authors in the back, but no index. The table of contents is quite detailed, but hardly a replacement. Also, despite editorial policies meant to ensure uniformity between chapters, some inexplicable differences showed up. Sometimes it's a "translation start site (TSS)", other times a "translation initiation site (TIS)." The editing could have been a little tighter too. Criterion should be the singular of criteria, strata should be the plural of stratum, a few other annoyances should have been addressed as well. Editing should cover the illustrations, too. The diagram on p.411 has "mosquitoes" from poor compression, and the line drawings of ch.11 don't always connect connected lines. And of course this shows the usual problem of such books - it's an idiosyncratic selection of topics, giving erratic coverage to the field. If it hits your area of interest, great, but it may miss.

What's good here is quite good. It covers topics well into the post-genome age, using genome data rather than just trying to discover it. Still, the book as a whole is spotty - considering the price, I hoped for better. Also, readers expecting "Practical" to mean "Basic" are in for an unhappy surprise. You'd better have a very solid background before you pick this up.

//wiredweird

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Solutions manual to accompany Chemical principles
Robert S Boikess
Manufacturer: Harper & Row
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

General & Reference | Chemistry | Science | Subjects | Books
ASIN: 006040812X

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Student solutions manual to accompany Introduction to chemical principles
H. Stephen Stoker
Manufacturer: Collier Macmillan Canada
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Unknown Binding

General & Reference | Chemistry | Science | Subjects | Books
ASIN: 0024177733

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Instructor's manual with solutions to accompany Sienko-Plane: Chemical principles and properties, 2nd ed., [and] Experimental chemistry, 4th ed
Philip Paden
Manufacturer: McGraw-Hill
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Unknown Binding

General & Reference | Chemistry | Science | Subjects | Books
ASIN: B00072FEF2

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Instructor's manual with solutions to accompany Sienko-Plane: Chemical principles and properties, second edition : Experimental chemistry, fourth edition
Philip Paden
Manufacturer: McGraw-Hill Book Co
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Binding: Unknown Binding

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Solutions manual to accompany Chemical principles
Robert S Boikess
Manufacturer: Harper & Row
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000OA6CK8

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Ziel dieses Buches ist die systematische Vermittlung grundlegender Kenntnisse der objektorientierten Programmierung mittels Java. Dabei werden auch klassische Konzepte, wie z. B. bedingte Anweisungen, Schleifen und Rekursion usw., gründlich eingeführt, motiviert durch die wachsenden Anforderungen der betrachteten Problemstellungen. In gleicher Weise steigt die Komplexität der verwendeten Datenstrukturen. Es werden u.a. folgende Themen behandelt: Objekte und Klassen, Kontrollanweisungen und Datenstrukturen, wichtige Algorithmen zum Suchen und Sortieren von Daten sowie für einfache numerische Anwendungen und elementare Graph-Traversierung und auch solche für Modularisierungskonzepte. Des weiteren werden Fragestellungen der nebenläufigen Programmierung mittels Threads, des Exception-Handlings, der Ein- und Ausgabe sowie von graphischen Benutzerschnittstellen abgehandelt. Ferner wird der Umgang mit Programm-Bibliotheken unter Java vermittelt.

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A reissue of a classic American novel, with an introduction by Kurt Vonnegut, Nelson Algren's second novel, originally published in 1942, tells the story of Bruno Bicek, a tough from Chicago's Northwest Side, and Steffi, the woman who shares his dream while living his nightmare. "An unusual book and a brilliant book." -- The New York Times

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Frank and Brutal with a sense of Deja-Vu.......2007-08-15

Bruno 'Lefty' Bicek is a Polak on the Polak side of Division Street. He has day dreams of being admired; a hero in baseball or boxing. He daydreams of beating cheating opponents by playing clean; winning through skill alone. And he has his girl, Steffi R.
But with corruption everywhere,the police able to pick up and put away on a whim, and the need to be 'regular' with the gang members sees Lefty end up as all Division Street hoods do. Life beat out of them,dreams staying daydreams. Lefty loses his soul when he does nothing to stop Steffi being gang raped by the guys.He needed to keep 'regular'.

As ever, Algren never sanatises or justifies or explains. Its just written how it is, and 'Never Come Morning' is perhaps his most frank portrayal. It has few-if any-of the humour that creeps in his other novels.

Having read 'The Man With The Golden Arm', 'Walk on the Wild Side' 'Neon Wilderness' and now 'Never Come Morning' I know two things. First, Algren is a remarkable and socially observent writter. Second, he basically just writes the same story over and over with slightly different takes; from slightly different angles.
All the same things were present in 'Never Come..' as in the other Algrens I've read. The line up;Lefty's reasoning to the Captain as to why his gang had shaved heads came from a short story in 'Neon Wilderness' the heists are slight variations, the boxing accounts are the same etc etc.
This doesn't make Algren anything other than what he is-a great (Thomas Wolfe just wrote 'Look Homeward Angel' over and over again with slight variations and nobody disputes his greatness) it just means that his scope is limited, and 'Neon Wilderness' would perhaps be all you ever need to read to get the whole Algren repartee.
But for all that-and even though Algrens Chicago is long since dead-this is great reading

Gritty americana from a forgotten master.......2006-12-02

Never come morning is a exquisite novel of pain and dark urban reality. What makes Algren a better writer than so many others who work in this mileiu is that he doesn't moralize or create one-dimensional heroes. His characters pull you in because they have the complexity and tragic failings of real people. The imagery walks the line between the surreal and the actual, dreams interwoven with the brutal waking reality of inner-city poverty. This book alone puts Algren, who never got much fame and certainly not fortune for his work, on the map of great American writers.

Gritty, but hollow novel about a thug and his life.........2004-08-31

From previous reviews, I got the idea that "Never come Morning" would be gritty, and a masterpiece. Well, that's not the case. It is quite gritty, with EVERYONE a crook, from a Polish barber who is also a pimp, from the one-eyed police detective. The story follows Bruno, a thug who dreams of well..being the Great White Hope. Of course, we know he's a thug, and will always be nothing but a thug. Bruno and his thuggish friends talk in a Chicago dialect that grates on your nerves. Algren is not Mark Twain, so it further alienates the reader when you want to hear English you can recognize. I felt zero sypathy for Bruno's predicament, and I felt sick that Steffi would see anything in this character.

Catcher In The Rye for the rest of us.......2003-10-12

I noticed in another customer review of this book that two key pieces of plot information are provided in the review itself. That is something no reviewer should ever do. Don't let that blemish keep you from buying this remarkable book. Never Come Morning is one of the finest novels you will ever read. This is Catcher In The Rye for the rest of us, for everyone who grew up more worldy than Holden Caufield.

Algren opens a window on Chicago's ethnic, inner city streets. The sights, sounds, smells, words and music of Chicago in the late 1940's are right there in front of you. He then points his highly accurate lens on his character's hearts, minds, concerns, fears, worries, struggles, hopes & dreams.

Never Come Morning is a lyrical, poetic work of fiction that's nonetheless so realistic it could have been yanked straight from the headlines of any city's newspapers, in any era, from the 1940's straight through to 2004. The novel describes the lives of several teenagers living on Chicago's Near Northwest side, in the late 1940's. It is realistic yet never exploitive, heart-wrenching yet never heavy handed.

Those familar with Chicago neighborhoods will delight in seeing The Triangle, Riverview, Humboldt Park, Division Street, Chicago Avenue, Western Avenue, Milwaukee Avenue, Oak Street Beach and Logan Square referenced in print. As El trains fly overhead - some down tracks still with us and some down tracks long-gone - you will be astounded at how well this writer has captured the Chicago of your youth.

Those familar with Chicago characters like the ones in this novel (Bruno Bicek, Steffi Rostenkowski, Catfoot Nowagrodski, Fingers Idzikowski, Fireball Kodadek, Bibleback Watrobinski, Casey Benkowski, Momma Tomek and The Barber) will have to put the book down and take a walk outside. The memories that come flooding back will be too STRONG, and too REAL.

Anyone who's lived in a neighborhood where kids run the nighttime streets, anyone who's ever hung out on a corner, tossed dice against a warehouse wall, walked a freight yard, played ball for a Park District League, been to Riverview, swam at Oak Street or dated a girl from the neighborhood will be shocked from the sheer force of recognition this amazing novel provides.

Yet even those who've never set foot in Chicago will be spellbound by this remarkable, poetic novel about tough kids growing up under tough conditions in a tough town. A must read for anyone interested in American Realism, and/or fiction carved from real life.

Dark and gritty. A work of transition........2000-10-07

Bruno Bicek and Steffi R. have dreams beyond the reality of their Chicago existence and the nightmarish control of the Barber, Bonifacy Konstantine. Bruno Bicek is a boxing contender and Steffi R. is the girlfriend he let be gang-raped. The Barber knows this and that Bruno Bicek has murdered one of the gang. The Barber has Steffi R. in his grasp and has no intention of letting her go. Bruno Bicek feels sure of his chances and intends taking her from him. But the Barber holds all the cards and, for Bruno Bicek and Steffi R. there will be no bright morning.

Never Come Morning has its moments: the fight scenes at the start and end of the book; the scenes in which the characters consider their lives, in a style that will be made much use of in The Man with the Golden Arm. Everything else is dark and gritty, but is not especially effective within the story because of its apparent inclusion for the sake of something anecdotal in order to flesh out the characters' traits and thoughts. In addition, Nelson Algren makes reading this book a chore like he did with The Man with the Golden Arm, by having rapid changes of viewpoint in scenes with a multiplicity of characters. This would have been quite benign given a more omniscient writing style like Fritz Leiber's, but is very distracting here.

Nevertheless, Never Come Morning is engaging, and, taken in overview, is a very satisfactory read, which demonstrates the power in Nelson Algren's writing. A power that in subsequent works, grows and grows.

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If Morning Never Comes

If Morning Never Comes

If Morning Never Comes
Bill Vandenbush
Manufacturer: The Old Hundred and One Press
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 0972161341

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The powerful story of a young man's near death experience in Vietnam.

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A "must read" book.......2004-04-16

Being a senior citizen and an avid reader all of my life, I can unequivocally say that "If Morning Never Comes" is one of the greatest books I have ever read.

At a time when many young men were busy growing pony tails, fleeing to Canada, and staging protests, young 18-year-old Bill volunteered to serve in the unpopular Vietnam war. This decision altered his life forever. The way he portrays his experiences is both heart wrenching and heart warming.

The fact that Bill survived his massive injuries is unbelievable. His tale of what drove him to both survive and rehabilitate himself against all odds is amazing. This is a poignant, wonderfully written and awe-inspiring piece of work. I hope his book is a huge success----he deserves it!

If Morning Never Comes.......2003-10-31

This story of Bill's near death experience in Vietnam is an interesting melding of spirituality and the ravages of WAR. What a goose bump raising story! I have known Bill for many years and was no less enraptured with his words than I was tthe first time he shared the story with me. It should be required reading for anyone going to war, the families of those going to War, but most importantly for those politicians who have never been to War, but are very willing to send someone elses daughter or son. Write on Bill!

If Morning Never Comes.......2003-10-30

If you lived through the era of the Vietnam War you can relate to this book. I enjoyed the way VandenBush just told it the way it was. To many Vietnam stories are loaded with hyped up garbage. This book is straight forward and a joy to read. I hope he follows up with another one.

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NEVER COME MORNING
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Avon Books
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000M4YVIG

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Never Come Morning

Manufacturer: Berkley Medallion
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
ASIN: B000B8QOWE

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"A haunting study of poverty and crime deep in the Polish slums of Chicago. The focus is Bruno "Lefty" Bicek.."

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Never Come Morning
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Books on Tape
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Audio Cassette
ASIN: 0736659153

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Bruno Bicek, "Lefty," is a prize-fighter and small-time hood in Chicago. His girlfriend, Steffi, was gang-raped, and Bruno, avenging her, has killed one of the gang. The Barber, sinister and dark, controls Steffi and has no intention of letting her go. Why should he, when he holds all the cards. Bruno and Steffi, who dream of breaking free, learn this in the end and find that for them there will be no bright morning.

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Never Come Morning
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Harper and Row
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Unknown Binding
ASIN: B0000CLV8U

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Never Come Morning
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Avon 419
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000K1SVQY

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Never Come Morning
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Avon Publishing Co., Inc.
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000O2M32C

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Never Come Morning
Nelson. Algren
Manufacturer: Avon
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
ASIN: B000JK6FXM

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Never Come Morning
Nelson Algren
Manufacturer: Berkley Medallion
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
ASIN: B000TYR5N2

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