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J o u r n a l o f P r i s o n e r s o n P r i s o n s
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"Not just anyone can be a writer. Ink slingers are a
special breed that adhere to an inner calling; that voice
inside their heads that drive and torment them until they
capture their thoughts on paper. What is written and how it is
expressed usually depends on an individual writer's personal
history, experiences and interests. As a prison writer with
20 years of incarceration under my belt I naturally write what I
know the most about, prison. It is my sincere hope that what you are
about to read captures the true essence of prison writers, the men and women
of the steel cages who push the Maximum ink."
-Gregory J. McMaster, from JPP Vol. 10: 1 & 2 (1999)
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