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Title
Chronicles of April
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
5 pages
Text (O)
Chronicles of April Frederick Mason #55487—O56 UPS Tucson PO BOX 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 I've shared a lot of excerpts of my journal, some of small situations, some of greater. Life in prison is about an ebb and flow of situations small and great. Some days are pretty good, you end the day thinking "Thank God for getting me through", and some days are tough, where you end the day thinking "what else can go wrong!" Today's entry is more in the middle, written on Ap...
PID
apw:12348932
Date Uploaded
2017-11-03T11:14:06.035Z
Title
Don't bow down
Author
Rogers, James Eldon
Pages
2 pages
Text (O)
Untitled -- The writer, realizes that as a person who has been convicted of a violent crime, has violated basic tenets of society and all moral standards, that in spite of his constant and strong remorse, will never be accepted among other humans, or any society. Despite attempts to serve society. Or adopt a strong personal code of conduct and morals, that a stain will always remain on his person and very soul, to all eternity. This writer, after repeated attempts at writing prose, poems, or ...
PID
apw:12352589
Date Uploaded
2018-06-15T21:37:01.596Z
Title
Examining prison discipline/hypocrisy
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
5 pages
Text (O)
_) ___; Examining Prison Discipline/Hypocrisy Case Study 3A: Punishing visitors as felons Frederick Mason #55487—O56 USP Tucson PO Box 24550 Tucson, Arizona 85734 There are countless areas to explore prison behavior, and how the prisons administer discipline. Now let us agree on this; discipline IS necessary in prisons, and is essential to establish order in an environment that does often get chaotic. Yet I submit to you the verbiage of "discipline". Oxford 2nd Edition American Desk...
PID
apw:12349145
Date Uploaded
2017-11-03T14:47:25.272Z
Title
I am a Vietnam era military vet
Author
Rogers, James Eldon
Pages
7 pages
Text (TR_WF)
NO TITLE James Eldon Rogers I am a Vietnam era military vet. Combat engineer. I draw V.A. disability. I have only been arrested this one time in my life. I have a very high IQ (160+). I have university. Since 1980 I renounced my U.S. citizenship and I am a citizen of the Federal Republic of Germany, solely. I did this at first while I was an independent military "contractor" and to circumvent U.S. restrictions on "mercenary activity," but now I am glad of it and fully supp...
PID
apw:12350483
Date Uploaded
2018-03-16T13:43:39.954Z
Title
The death of one of us
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
4 pages
Text (O)
Dear American Prison Writing Archive; Here is another essay for your perusal. I am not sure you have received this before, since I have written so much, but hopefully this is new to you. I sent essays and journals to many different blog sites and organizations, sometimes I lose count. Hope to hear from you soon. The Death Of One Of Us Frederick Mason #55487—O56 USP Tucson PO Box 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 How does one handle the death of an inmate while time? There are many ways one could handle ...
PID
apw:12349134
Date Uploaded
2017-11-03T14:47:24.558Z
Title
What have we learned?
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
4 pages
Text (O)
What Have We Learned? Frederick Mason #55487—O56 USP Tucson PO Box 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 Everything we do is supposed to help us develop more as a person— yet not JUST a person, a GOOD person. Yet, how do you define "good"? What does that really mean. In prison, it could mean a lot of things, but I might define it from the heart. Actions don't always imply a good person, because a wicked person will do good things if it gets him what he wants. So are often the acts we do in pr...
PID
apw:12348949
Date Uploaded
2017-11-03T11:14:07.79Z