An intimate first person non-fiction storytelling experience about incarceration in the United States.
Poor Prisoners Struggle for Basic Necessities
by Chrstopher Monihan & Sarah Beaudoin
In one state, two weeks of prison earned wages buys a box of tampons. In another nine hours of wages, you get a bar of soap.
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The mailroom is where we went to mail letters that needed extra postage amongst other things. We also picked up packages sent to us by family and friends.
“Good morning, Monihan,” said Mr. O’Neal the mailroom supervisor. “How are you today?”
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The Asset (Chapter 3)
Hello everyone! This is Sonny J and I want to thank all of the people who took the time to read the first two chapters of my book, The Asset; starring Mason Steele. I want you to check out this third chapter, as I finalize arrangements to have the book published!
I am not a doctor; however, I am practicing to be an expert on me.
Are there more stigmas on mental health and treatment inside these fences, or outside? How about for those who’ve never been incarcerated?
An open letter to the people of Ukraine.
I am an American living in the United States. As I write Americans are going to the polls to elect a new president. If you ask everyday Americans how important this election is many will tell you it is very important, but not for the reasons Ukrainians might think.
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