No Longer Mute
A conversation with Jan Adams
Knowing When to Quit a Story
Hopefully that is not the end to my story, but I do think it’s a great place to end that story. It’s time to package it in manuscript form and see if we have a reasonable book here. There were so many things that I got to share that I was never allowed to say…
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But tonight’s death, sleep that is, was slow in coming. I tossed and turned, fighting to find comfort not so much for my body but for my mind. I have unfortunately, been adequately socialized to the routine at Solano County. Since I could not sleep no longer, I lay awake in the darkness listening to…
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The sad case in here is the rapist’s ex-celly, a young man who was discharged from the service after having spent time in Iraq. He is suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, and has simply been unable to find his way. The word around the campfire is that he doesn’t even know why he is here.…
No Longer Mute 