by Editor | 24/11/25 | Journals
My heart cries for my brethren as we give praise to the Holy One. I’m pressing….. For the blessing from the Supreme One above; Lord please…. I’m on my knees asking for Your grace and love. I see…..parts of me continuing to turn in a...
by Editor | 13/11/25 | Blog
A few years ago a group of talented writers and drama students from Death Row, MS came together to perform the play, ‘Death of a Salesman’ by Arthur Miller. They had an audience of about 50 people in the prison gym. ‘Scalawag’ magazine...
by Editor | 09/11/25 | Blog
The catholic church in Texas recently declared that “Every execution should be stopped.” It is, in my opinion, a little late in the day but they are here now urging clemency and calling for the abolition of the death penalty. We must celebrate that they...
by Editor | 30/10/25 | Journals
‘Still’ Born and bred in America with every stripe of red, white and blue, Yet when I was convicted and sentenced to death, My humanity was too. For many years Death Row has been nothing more than a forgotten portrait in a distand land, I was branded as...
by Editor | 29/10/25 | Journals
Prisoner / civilian relationships by Joesph Patri Brown I want to thank my dear friend Elisabeth – Auntie Betty as I call her – for giving me this opportunity to talk about a stigmatized subject when it comes to prisoner males and civilian females...
