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Stories, poems and articles of hope by people in custody and on probation, edited by the Arkbound Foundation. Prison. It is a word that conjures up loss, bleakness and despair. A place where those who have broken the law are kept, both for punishment and for the safety of society. But behind these images are human stories, accounts of tragic mistakes and broken lives, woven in-between with hope. For those inside prison, it is hope that often keeps them going: for the future, for those they care for, and for the chance to start afresh upon release.

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‘The reader cannot help but be moved by some of these stories and it is remarkable that in such times of penal adversity there are those who are able to lift people up and sustain them when all else seems defeated. For many, it is hope that has kept them alive.’ – Eoin Mclennan-Murray, former Prison Governor and Chair of the Howard League for Penal Reform

Writing Within Walls: Stories, poems and articles

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      Publisher: Arkbound
      Publication Date: 26/08/2021
      ISBN13: 9781912092161, 978-1912092161
      ISBN10: 1912092166
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      Biography True stories / true accounts of events Politics, Philosophy & Society Penology and punishment

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Stories, poems and articles of hope by people in custody and on probation, edited by the Arkbound Foundation. Prison. It is a word that conjures up loss, bleakness and despair. A place where those who have broken the law are kept, both for punishment and for the safety of society. But behind these images are human stories, accounts of tragic mistakes and broken lives, woven in-between with hope. For those inside prison, it is hope that often keeps them going: for the future, for those they care for, and for the chance to start afresh upon release.

      Trade Review
      ‘The reader cannot help but be moved by some of these stories and it is remarkable that in such times of penal adversity there are those who are able to lift people up and sustain them when all else seems defeated. For many, it is hope that has kept them alive.’ – Eoin Mclennan-Murray, former Prison Governor and Chair of the Howard League for Penal Reform

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