In an era in which productivity and efficiency have prime value, Mike Rucker’s “The Fun Habit” served as a refreshing reminder of the importance of … [Read more...]
“Learning to Heal”: A book by Harry Goodall
The founder of the self-help program, E.A.T. Emotional Awareness Therapy, Harry C. Goodall, penned a book called, Learning to Heal. The book outlines … [Read more...]
Book Review: A Reason to Breathe
“A Reason to Breathe” is a deeply moving and inspiring memoir by Halim A. Flowers. This book is a story of resilience, hope, and the human spirit’s … [Read more...]
Death Row author overcame dyslexia, published ten books
Living on California’s Condemn Row also known as Death Row and being lockedup 24 to 20 hours a day in a tiny cell, condemn resident Albert “Ru-Al” … [Read more...]
Last Time I Checked I Was Alive: Memoirs of a Reala
When Demiantra Maurice Clay, a.k.a. young “Bout It,” first came into the California prison system, he was only 15 years old. He was convicted and … [Read more...]
I Cried to Dream Again
Contributing Writer I first learned about Sara Kruzan, an activist and survivor of child sex trafficking, from listening to an episode of Ear … [Read more...]
ALMOST INNOCENT
From searching to saved inAmerica's criminal justice system by Shanti Brien Shanti Brien captured every aspect of the American judicial system … [Read more...]
THE FORSYTE SAGA by John Galsworthy
ROOTING FOR THE ANTIHERO The recent arrival of the GTL tablet with its online library has prompted me to discard many paper copies of my books, … [Read more...]
COLOSSUS: FREEDOM
AN ANTHOLOGY OFVOICES ACROSS THECARCERAL WASTELAND (Selected and introduced bySara Biel & Wanda Sabir) I never thought that another person … [Read more...]
BAD BOYS, BAD MEN
Confronting Antisocial Personality Disorder (Sociopathy) By Donald W. Black, MD Bad Boys, Bad Men by Dr. Donald Black explains how childhood … [Read more...]