Formerly Incarcerated Author Glen Langhor joined co-hosts Rufus & Jenny Triplett on the Prisonworld Radio Hour to discuss his 11 years of incarceration, four of that within solitary confinement, and how he has sold over 60,000 books. Check out his books - www.lockdownpublishing.com Support the Prisonworld Radio Hour...
#Prison Rides: Why Choose Designated Transport Club? Seasoned prison officials understand one of the most fundamental outlets for inmates are visits from friends and relatives. Prisoner’s loved ones getting involved during the incarceration process with positive reinforcement is a sure fire way to slam the revolving prison door shut...
#Prisoner Seeking Clemency Needs Signatures Patrick W. Flaherty I am a thirty-five year old man who has been incarcerated for almost thirteen years—since November 29, 1999 for the offenses in this cause. I am serving a forty-year sentence imposed by the Circuit Court of St. Charles County for four...
A Michigan prisoner James Goble, who is serving a natural life sentence, has written a book entitled My Own Worst Enemy. Although categorized as a work of fiction, the book is based on thirty-four years, of the last forty years Mr. Goble has spent in Michigan’s prison system. The...
With Eyes From Both Sides examines the life of Thelma Wright, as a youngster growing up in South Philly with loving parents and a wholesome Catholic upbringing; blind to the changing nature of her neighborhood in the sixties, and then as a young woman who falls into what she calls “crazy love” with one of the City’s purported kingpins of Philadelphia’s flourishing drug trade in the seventies and early eighties. When her husband, Jackie Wright is murdered, Thelma becomes a major player in the game, a veritable queen-pin, running major drug operations from Los Angeles to Philadelphia. For more information on Thelma Wright and how you can purchase her book - click here.
The biography book, The Vine of a Naked Child: Sacrifice Before The Storm, reveals the affects of child abuse, and shows the height of the psychological, emotional, and social impact, child abuse has, from childhood to adulthood, but at the end, points to a glimpse of hope. The book...
