
How a Collective of Incarcerated Writers Published an Anthology From Prison
A literary community that thrived in a dehumanizing system
A literary community that thrived in a dehumanizing system
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talks about violence, the profitability of suffering, and the promise of abolition
Marisa Crane examines the weight of parenthood and queer resistance in their debut novel
Emma Bolden’s illness memoir treats the disease of stigmatization with a heady dose of honesty
Barbara Bourland’s quiz will tell you exactly who you’re allowed to be
Caits Meissner, editor of "The Sentences That Create Us," on how the literary community can support prison abolition
Amir Ahmadi Arian on the banality of evil in his novel "Then The Fish Swallowed Him"
NYC Books Through Bars explains how you can support prison books projects—or start your own
Ahmet Altan talks about his unjust life sentence and the book he wrote while imprisoned
Holly Genovese recommends 9 books about mass incarceration in the United States