Works By Prisoner Authors
And Others
By: Elas Mason
Department Editor

Among the almost 45,000 men and women imprisoned in Pennsylvania's innumerable state prison, are many who are endowed with remarkable talents. Besides the numerous poets, artists and musicians, some prisoners are able writers. These authors see the world from the unique perspective of one who's lost his/her liberty. Their works have a distinctive flavor. They make good reading.

Some of the material is currently listed in the menu which follows. We invite you to read all of it. We invite links from other sites and blogs.

We are always seeking contributions of original literary work of all kinds from talented prisoners. They may be submitted by email or by snail mail to: www.prisoners.com., Box 5251, Harrisburg, PA 17110. We edit material for length, form and clarity.

We also accept contributions from non-prisoners. We publish works by the families and friends of prisoners as well as by officials, commentators and professionals. Anyone who has something to offer for the betterment of prisoners or the public may contribute a submission. Original work may be contributed as listed above.

Writings Menu

Rebecca's Bargain Antiques
Collectible Vintage Photos
Fine Prints - Old Maps
Sheet Music - Old Books
Elegant Antiques and Collectibles


"Much law, but little justice"
T. Fuller, 1732

You are welcome to use or republish any of our material.
Please give www.prisoners.com credit as the source.