From a prisoner in the Sing Sing facility in New York. Q: Please indicate issues you would like to see addressed in your...
Letters From Prison: Not Right at All
The letter below is from a Texas prisoner. TDCJ does not pay any of their prisoners for work, so the only way they can purchase...
Letters From Prison: A Hard Life
I am 33 years old. I have no family but a brother who is also in prison. I have really had a hard life. I was kidnapped from my...
Letters From Prison: Love Cures People
Written by a recently-adopted prisoner in Texas Love cures people - both the ones who receive it, and the ones who give it -...
Letters From Prison: Art and Short Stories
Sketch and letter from a Florida inmate I was wrongfully incarcerated and am waiting for the documentation that proves my...
Letters From Prison: Please Adopt Me, Someone
This is the first post in an ongoing series, "Letters From Prison." These are real letters, from real human beings. Please read...
Inmate Art
This beautiful work is by our friend Allen Fong, a California inmate. Allen is also the contributor of our Welcome banner...
No Mail – by Andre Washington
[Chorus] Lost in a battle that I canât win I donât know when Iâll see my family again No mail, oh well Iâll just sit in my cell...
Voices From Within Project
Adopt an Inmate seeks to remind the world that inmates are human. It is not our contention that all, or even most, inmates are...
Yvette M Louisell: How to Survive in Prison
One of our adoptees, Yvette Louisell, was awarded Third Place in memoir in the 2011 Prison Writing Contest for this piece....