About “In the flesh”
When Cleveland Smith returned to his cell after an interview with the Landing Officer, his new bunk-mate was already there. The man was sitting in the cell, looking at the dust-laden sunlight coming through the reinforced glass window. The scene sets the tone for the story, focusing on the isolation and the stark environment of the cell. The presence of the new bunk-mate introduces a sense of immediacy and tension. The story begins with a quiet but ominous atmosphere, highlighting the setting and the characters' immediate surroundings.
Book details
- First published
- 1991
- Latest edition
- 2001 · ISBN 9780743417334
View more editions (5)
| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| | In the Flesh | 2001 | 9780743417334 | Buy on Amazon |
| | In the Flesh | 1996 | 9781564310958 | Buy on Amazon |
| | In the Flesh | 1991 | 9780671743871 | Buy on Amazon |
| | In the flesh | 1988 | 0671626876 | Buy on Amazon |
| | In the flesh | 1987 | 0671626876 | Buy on Amazon |