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Letters From Prison: The Timber Hawkeye Edition

by Melissa Bee | Mar 5, 2016 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

Our friend Timber Hawkeye authored Buddhist Boot Camp, which is popular both in the free world and behind the walls, where 2+...

Ainsworth, Michael. Retrieved February 27, 2016 from The Steep Cost of Keeping Juveniles in Adult Prisons [Online...

by Martin Lockett | Feb 23, 2016 | Inmate Contributors | 2 Comments

Adjusting to prison is no easy feat. I liken it to being put on an airplane, blindfolded, taken to a remote location somewhere...

by Melissa Bee | Feb 22, 2016 | From the Inside | 1 Comment

I received this email yesterday from an inmate in an Ohio prison. (See Tim's artwork in a post from last November.) It is simply...

by Melissa Bee | Feb 20, 2016 | From the Inside | 2 Comments

This is exactly why we do this.

Our friend Shawn is serving his 21st year in a Texas prison for a crime he did not commit. Shawn is one of my personal...

I Wish Someone Would Pray For Me by R. Tillman

It was a frigid Tuesday morning in January when the van I rode in pulled up to the prison in eastern Oregon. From a distance it...

Andrew (see his Halloween card on yesterday's blog) recently sent us a letter: Melissa, Greetings, Sister! First let me tell you...

by Inmate Contributor | Oct 29, 2015 | From the Inside | 3 Comments

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...