Donkeys and Elephants
In prison, the environment can be so feral that sometimes I feel like I’m trapped in…
by Ramelle Kamack
Ramelle Kamack AA1281
CTF Facility
P.O. Box 689
Soledad, CA 93960
At the age of 21, Ramelle Kamack went to jail for his role in a gang-related shooting. During his incarceration he turned his life around and seized the opportunity to earn three college degrees and entrench himself in liberal and fine arts. Now, he uses his education to build a platform through writing and prioritizes in giving back to under-served communities. “As a writer, I want to use my craft to make a difference so I started by telling my readers a different type of story.” Seeking to inspire cultural change but confined behind bars, he releases his message through his writing.
In prison, the environment can be so feral that sometimes I feel like I’m trapped in…
by Ramelle Kamack
It was an unforgettable sound–subtle and quaint. At least it had been. Rodney felt chills down…
by Ramelle Kamack
Mariupol, Ukraine It felt like early afternoon, perhaps later, but time made no difference then. Far…
by Ramelle Kamack
by Ramelle Kamack As an expanse of ghastly clouds veiled the light of afternoon, Chicago neared…
by Ramelle Kamack
