A Story By Eduardo Ramirez I hate the dirty, dingy, dungeon-like vibe of these neighborhood bars; the incessant…
December 13, 2013Dear Readers, 2013 has been an exciting year of change and growth for Minutes Before Six. Over the…
December 6, 2013By Chasity West In prison, justice is served over mashed potatoes, pasta, rice, or between two slices of…
November 23, 2013By Michael LambrixPart 3 can be read here In the classic novel A Tale of Two Cities, Charles…
November 15, 2013
By Steve Bartholomew Then Willard twisted around and levered his torso over the front seat, a laborious and…
November 8, 2013By Armando Macias “Ay viene pa, ay viene pa, apurate, apurate, apuuuuuuurate!!!!!” (“Dad’s coming, Dad’s coming, hurry up,…
November 1, 2013A Short Story By Frank Ross “Patricia will be buried today…” That’s what Miss Dickens, our teacher, said. …
October 25, 2013By Timothy Pauley Over the past three or four decades, prison has evolved into big business. Where once…
October 19, 2013By Mwandishi Mitchell Being incarcerated in a maximum-security penitentiary is a very dangerous thing. One is surrounded by…
October 11, 2013By Thomas Bartlett Whitaker On 29 January, Texas very nearly killed Kimberly McCarthy. This would have been the…
October 4, 2013
