In Prison, and You Visited Me - Dennis R Robertson - August 1979

Dennis R Robertson

Seven years isn't such a long time, but when you're spending that time in San Quentin, each minute seems to have its own sunrise and sunset. George Jackson (not his real name) has spent the last seven years of his life in that California prison, and he'll spend the remainder of it there. Besides working at his prison job (dishwasher) and playing a bit of handball, he writes. Lying on a hard, metal cot in a room with no windows, he records each day's thoughts and feelings in sort of a self-descriptive novel about his life behind bars. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library