It is a well-known fact amongst the San Quentin News staff that Warden Clinton T. Duffy wanted people to voice their opinions about whatever subjects … [Read more...]
Wall City Volume 2: Prison Journalism
What Prisoners Get Out of Working for a Prison Newspaper Are prison-written newspapers a good idea? Well, it depends. More than 20 years ago … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: Front Cover
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 SPRING 2018 Editor-in-Chief Richard Richardson Senior Editor Juan Haines Staff Writer Charles David … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: Introducing Wall City
Implementing Arnulfo Garcia’s vision for an outstanding inmate-run magazine DEDICATION by Bo Kovitz I just can’t bring myself to write … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: A path of transformation
A path of transformation-Cheap and simple, yoga helps inmates manage the stresses of prison life Behind San Quentin’s baseball field, in a … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: LIFE AFTER THE SHU
Between them, five men spent nearly a century inside a prison within a prison, California’s notorious Security Housing Unit (SHU). Isolated from … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: Proposition 57 and California’s road to declaration
Ballot measure’s implementation speeds path to parole for many. New CDCR regulations that implement Proposition 57 shift the focus of incarceration … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: SQUIRES
How prisoners change young lives By Charles David Henry, Photographs by Eddie Herena A dozen teenage boys arrive at San Quentin and shuffle … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: Dollars and sense for the incarcerated
San Quentin inmate turns Wall Street guru They call me “Wall Street.” I’ve been featured in the Wall Street Journal alongside Warren Buffet, “CNN … [Read more...]
WALL CITY VOLUME 1: Channeling emotions into music
In Stockholm’s Blue Hill neighborhood, hip-hop cleared a path away from violence. Imagine if Mozart was born in a ghetto poverty-stricken, filled … [Read more...]
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