Saturday, October 3, 2026

Inmate Blogger Has Ceased Operations

Sadly, funding has run out, and we are no longer able to maintain Inmate Blogger. However, we are keeping the website active until the end of 2027. Please continue to read and enjoy the thousands of blogs from incarcerated men and women around the world. Thank you to Suzie, for developing this amazing idea almost 15 years ago. And thank you to all of you for supporting us over the years.

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 the criminal justice system is, "That's what...
Latest
Recommended

An Alchemist’s Transformation: Pain Into Purpose by Brett Edward Avila

I was terrified and shocked when I arrived at Nebraska State Penitentiary. I had heard it described as "fight club" and a "24-hour drug fest." I was...

Hope In The Ashes, by Josh Blount

Apologies for the silence the last few weeks. Life has been just a little bit complicated here, to say the least. We've had a stabbing and two huge E-...

“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...

A DEFINITION OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP by David Bomber

True friendship is a priceless treasure that can only be discovered when two people put in the effort to unearth it - David Bomber. Thank...

Adventures in Camp Prisoney Land: Queen for a Day, by Catherine LaFleur

It's an intense game and I am not in the same league as the best players here in Camp Prisoney Land. You have to...

Join our community of SUBSCRIBERS and be part of the conversation.

Simply enter your email address and click the subscribe button. We look forward to welcoming you to the Inmate Blogger family.

How I See It by Demar Nelson

I've been walking and dreaming in prison for a long time. 15 years to be exact. And it amazes me how much I misunderstood the seriousness of life and now my mission is to get it back. At the age of 21 I stood before a judge and from the bench he looked at me but didn't "SEE" me. Seeing me would have meant thinking of my past, my parents, my traumas, what led me to him. But the system does not allow that.

Underdogs Unleashed by Todd L. Cook

Fellow underdogs, we have come to a point in this journey of life where sharing our stories of perseverance has power. It's our duty to...

STATE PRISONER ASSISTS ANOTHER PRISONER DURING SEIZURE WHILE CORRECTIONAL OFFICER STOOD AROUND WATCHING, by Brian Matthews

Song Pick: "Danger Zone'' by Kenny Loggins Do you remember reading my blog a few posts back whereby I addressed the issue of every correctional officer...

The Virus, by Harvey Banner

So everybody's on lock down call it covid19 is it just a cold who knows it might be they say you safe if just over 19 but its so...

Join us today!

Be the first to read our recommended blog posts.

Are you ready to take your experience to the next level? Subscribe to Inmate Blogger today. It's absolutely free. We'll send you some hand-selected premium blogs chosen by our editors.