This Navy veteran has spent 30 years servingāfrom the military to a prison sentence that may last the rest of his life. With no family contact and only one visitor in 8 years, he now dedicates his time to writing and prison reform advocacy. Heās written over 200 essays, and hopes someone will write back.
This series shares reflections directly from people in prison ā what gives them hope, what causes harm, and what they believe...
On September 5, 2024 I celebrated 19 years of sobriety, and honestly, I'm of two minds. On the one hand, it feels great to be...
Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash Hello to all I the A.I. Universe. I was given an article recently by Katie Rose Quandt and...
I've been a longtime doormat ā I'm the youngest of nine. If someone tells me I'm being untruthful I can show them my scars. It...
So many people who become incarcerated have no idea that just because we are behind the fences doesn't mean that we have no...
Shake down Go ahead and take it from me Shake down In the middle of the night Shake down Iām sleeping here canāt you see...
Hate medicine.... We watched him dying. Everyone on our wing had their own diagnosis. āCirrhosis.ā āItās jaundice. Look at how...
We bloggedĀ about Yvette last August, and are canĀ now report that she has been approved for work-release. Des Moines Register...
by Frank E. Page Sr. The first officer that any male who goes to prison in the state of Alabama will meet is known as "Michael...