Shadows of Men

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Exploring the harsh realities of life on the fringes, the narrative delves into Jim Tully's experiences with incarceration and the underbelly of society. The first eighteen chapters vividly depict the brutal conditions faced by drifters in hobo camps, boxcars, and jails. Through unflinching portrayals of bleak individuals and grim settings, the book captures the tribulations and hallucinations of men in jail, solidifying Tully's reputation as a chronicler of the darker aspects of the American experience.