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All the Naked Heroes: A Novel of the Thirties (Paperback). Published by Literary Licensing, LLC, United States (2011).

A crisp, fine book in a very good plus dustjacket with light edgewear and rubbing, and a bit of fading to the gray and orange lettering on the spine. Not creased, not price-clipped, and very clean. Seller Inventory 1682. All the Naked Heroes: A Novel of the Thirties (Paperback).

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Kapelner had only one other novel published: All the Naked Heroes (1960). Free shipping within the United States. Two other novels, one titled The Air-Conditioned Hell, were completed but never published. His only other known published works were two short stories: "Jelly, Jelly, Jelly" in the 1955 anthology New Voices 2: American Writing Today, and "The Walking Running People" in the 1971 Survival Prose: An Anthology of New Writings.

'All the Naked Heroes,'' his second novel, appeared in 1960. The story involved two brothers who were graduated from college during the Depression. In addition to his wife, Mr. Kapelner is survived by a sister, Dorothy Letsch of Brooklyn, and two brothers, Irving, of Brooklyn, and Bernard, of West Palm Beach, Fla. Advertisement. Continue reading the main story.

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