Tag Archives: Creative Writing

So much. Too much.

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

I am, as usual, way behind in keeping up with all that is going on. So much to share. Charles “Talib” Brooks got out of prison a month ago! I was able to host him and Jonathan Chiu — who … Continue reading →

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Life… In the Coronapocalypse

Posted on July 26, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

In the coming days and weeks, I hope to post more articles and thoughts from former members of the class as they reflect on their lives outside and on those they left behind the walls of San Quentin, especially now … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Creative Writing

So much. Too much.

Life… In the Coronapocalypse

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