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LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS

Love and Steel by Tony Enis

Love -- separated by steel. A gift or a curse? I won't presume to speak for the women who fall in love with men behind bars, but I can certainly speak...
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FREEDOM

Luxuries by Joseph Colon

Luxuries: Something not necessary that provides comfort or enjoyment! Here in prison that may be a simple as a piece of toast or fresh brewed coffee. Or if you want...
CREATIVE WRITING

Adventures in Camp Prisoney Land: Gratitude the Moisturizer of Life, by Catherine LaFleur

We have elves at Camp Prisoney Land. They are assigned as dormitory workers. I am grateful to elves who clean the bathrooms and common room daily. I am especially...
Friends
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FRIENDS

“Friends” by Matthew Shepherd

Everyone has friends right? Some people more than others. Some friends are more loyal than others. Some friends need to be comforted more than others. Some friends are the comforters. Friends...
FRIENDS

“We are all family” By: Bennie Lackings

I am a little shocked at the fact that a loving person like myself doesn't have a "Best Friend" on the other side of...
FRIENDS

FINDING FRIENDS, by Adam Hudson

SO I HAVE BEEN ON WEB SITES LIKE WRITE A PRISONER. COM TO FIND A FRIEND OR 2 TO TALK TO. I HAD INVESTED...

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Anything and Everything
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DEATH ROW INMATES

That’s What They All Say by Tony Enis

People think the most common phrase in the criminal justice system is, "I'm innocent." But they would be mistaken. The most common phrase in...
DEATH ROW INMATES

Quiet Night by Tony Enis

It was an unusually quiet night, the normally blaring televisions and radios were silent. The typical long-distance conversations between inmates yelling back and forth...
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PRISON JOBS

Risking My Life for 25 Cents by Greg Andreotti

It’s been an interesting week as a SLS (Supportive Living Services) mentor. For those of you who don’t know my job here in prison...
PRISON JOBS

“Life lessons from inside the walls; Caring for the men who will die in prison: AKA, Hospice care.” by Paul Stotts

I am a "school to prison pipeline" inmate. I was arrested fresh faced at 18 years old given a 31 year sentence. It has...

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