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Twenty-seven years after the murder of Nancy Willem, the State of California has not put Johnny Miles to death. He has lived in a one-person cell on San Quentin’s death row, among hundreds of others convicted of first-degree murder. Johnny Miles has had to find a measure of acceptance to continue living on death row; he has chosen to live while under the sentence of death. The learning curve is meant for the learned: a person that can separate flair from meaning...more or less an investigative and curious art enthusiast and/or enjoyer of abstract poetry.

38 Years Later covers two periods in Brian’s life: before prison and life in prison. The before-prison story takes the listener through Brian’s upbringing and early-life choices while living in the San Francisco Bay Area. The before-prison story also covers in detail the extraordinary play-by-play of Brian’s 1980 commitment offense, an offense for which he remains in prison today. The life-in-prison story reveals how time does not stop when men face the world in shackles.

Mouthpiece is a brutally told biographical sketch of an incarcerated pimp in prison for human trafficking. Raw boasts and brazen inner-city tales litter the story’s violent, unrepentant landscape. Like a marked man, Mouthpiece keeps after the listener with a cold perspective. Money is the aim, and young women are the product.

Willkommen im San Quentin Staatsgefängnis! Komm und treffe deinen neuen „Zellennachbarn“. Sein Name ist Jay Jay er hatte Probleme mit seiner Familie, Drogenabhängigkeit und Kriminalität. Tatsächlich begann sein Vorstrafenregister im Alter von 12 Jahren, als er und sein Freund jemand fast zu Tode geprügelt haben. Lassen Sie sich davon aber nicht beunruhigen, da Sie in jedem der My Crime-Bücher erfahren werden, dass jedes Verbrechen einen Grund hatte.

Bienvenue à la Prison Fédérale de San Quentin. Venez faire la connaissance de notre nouveau pensionnaire. Il s’appelle Jay Jay et il a une histoire à raconter concernant traumatisme familial, addiction et criminalité. Jay Jay a fait des allers-retours en prison pendant la majorité de sa vie. Il a inauguré son casier judiciaire à l’âge de douze ans, quand il a tabassé à mort un sans-abri avec son voisin. Ne prenez pas cet air choqué, car, vous le verrez dans chaque livre de la série My Crime, tout crime a sa part de raison.

From a cell in San Quentin, the San Francisco Bay Area’s internationally known California state prison, comes to you the true biography of an incarcerated felon, Jay Jay. Raised in the Silicon Valley during an era when farms out numbered industry, Jay Jay found trouble young - very young. Serving time at age 12 is not the beginning of Jay Jay's descent into criminality. Take a crash course on the drug game with Jay Jay, and you will find yourself hearing about scenarios you never imagined possible.

Since the first major settlement by the Romans in AD 43, London has teemed with many different kinds of people. Scholars, merchants, soldiers, and scribes have all jostled with each other on the English capital’s overcrowded streets. With a tightly packed population all competing for space and resources in a confined area, and one as wealthy as London, there were always going to be people who would prove unscrupulous in their pursuit of health, wealth, and happiness. Put simply, London has had its share of bastards.

Dr. Calvin Colarusso explains why adults need to play, maybe not as much as children do, but for the same reasons. Play is a way of mastering stress and trauma. It serves the same purpose for children and adults. The stresses of adulthood are, in their own way, more daunting than those of childhood. And we all have a need to master the traumatic overstimulation that characterizes our busy lives, to say nothing of the internal pressures that continually force us to deal with issues, relationships, and experiences.