A Vignette of Death: Memento Mori
“Another bug hung herself,” squawked the radio. The morbidly obese correctional officer pressed the reply button…
by Linda Henning
“Another bug hung herself,” squawked the radio. The morbidly obese correctional officer pressed the reply button…
by Linda Henning
HomeBy Larry Stromberg Every day when I wake up in prison I think of homeEven more…
by Larry Stromberg PA
I’ve been reading with great interest the Transitionish series by Thomas Whitaker, describing his path from…
by Michael Wayne Hunter
Well, I’ve been all around this nation, by car and thumb, train and bus; I’ve witnessed…
by Burl N. Corbett
Self-propelled in this muddy revelation, the measure of this writing is not to examine crime, but…
by Darrell Jarvis
I have been incarcerated for approximately twenty-four years and often times it seems like I was…
by Frank Winn
Typing a report, I was the night Lieutenant’s clerk in Program. The Sergeant’s clerk warned, “Officer…
by Michael Wayne Hunter
To read Part 5 click here Even by the low standards of Cognitive Intervention Training Program…
by Thomas Bartlett Whitaker
In October I was not only surrounded by inmates and guards. I was also surrounded by…
by Cesar Hernandez
This is a short explanation about why mantras are used with certain meditation systems and their…
by Alfonso Percy Pew
