Title: Memory and immediacy in prison-camp survival
Product review: The Flame Keepers gives more than a good story. It sets up a counterpoint of the men's reflections on home-life, their daily confrontations with danger in the camp, and the reflections of the young Ned Handy growing older, lonlier, and self-reliant in order to survive. A deep perspective on the character of the USA in the 40s and the nature of men in desperate circumstances. This book is a keeper. Worth passing around to friends, rereading for yourself.
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