Incarceration Stories

Jungkook, a werewolf, was full of expectations that he would finally be able to recognize his fated mate on his 18th birthday. Then one day, he feels strangely attracted to an omega boy who visited his cousin's house during summer vacation. They soon become friends and without realizing it, Jungkook hopes that the boy will be his fated mate. Then... "That's right, Jungkook. I'm your fated mate. Can you finally recognize me?" My first werewolf story... 🐕 Please understand even if it's very inexperienced~💜

A man dealing with the reflections of the morning as he face the rest of his life in prison.

A woman is captivated by voices that lead her into a perceived, yet unreal happiness. She meets a stranger, but knows their know.

An introduction into a single man's lonely life as an artist. And like with every artist, your world is your canvas.

This is the true story of Artie Burns Sr, a man whose life was reshaped by a wrongful conviction and the long shadow of a justice system that failed him. Through his own voice, he recounts the events that led to his arrest, the courtroom moments that sealed his fate, and the years he spent behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Inside prison, Artie found himself navigating a world built on survival, discipline, and routine. He worked with retired racehorses, participated in mentorship programs, and held on to the pieces of himself that the system tried to strip away. His memories of family, from loved ones he lost to the loved ones who stood by him, helped anchor him through the darkest seasons. While news articles, ESPN features, and local coverage told fragments of his story, the truth lived inside him: he was an innocent man fighting to maintain dignity, identity, and hope. Through faith, perseverance, and an unshakable belief that his life still held purpose, Artie Burns Sr. learned to rise above the labels placed on him. This memoir is not just about injustice; it is about endurance. It is about the quiet strength required to survive what should have broken him, and the determination to reclaim his narrative. Artie's story exposes the cracks in the system, honors the humanity of those forgotten behind its walls, and stands as a testament to the resilience of a man who refused to be defined by the worst moment of his life.

This story follows Dani Raymond figuring out who her birth parents are after growing up in foster homes in Manhattan her whole life. Seeking through her sexuality and what she wants to do next. Will she ever feel true love? Who knows. (CONTINUATION/Part 2 of "Runaway Criminal)

This is a sequel to my first book, Deserted. (English Ver.)

A 15 year old who gets incarcerated for something she believes is stupid .In a teenage juvenile prison, how will she cope adapting to this new life ?

Emotional poetry from an incarcerated transgender woman of color, transcribed by a friend on the outside. Topics of transphobia, race, violence, love, emotion, rebirth and inspiration abound. Please show your appreciation and support through comments and votes! All feedback will be shared with the poetess herself.

A conversation with a woman from Church takes and essentialist tone

Thoughts on the criminal justice system. Thoughts during the time in criminal justice classes.

Unknowing conflict leading into misjudgment of ones happiness left in mind blowing ways of resolution. Who knew that the "life" at a glance was only a preview until LIFE really took its course? Momentarily the definition of life was the existence of a human being. Quickly existence turned into the actuality of answering his very own life's destiny while being abandoned from the outside world.

When a young man is faced with a trial he can't seem to get over, its important that he must keep his faith through it all. But what do you do if you run out of coffee to keep you awake through the day? Or the motivation that keeps you moving suddenly stops? Come join Cameron Hunter in this faith based book as he learns to follow Jesus and trust in the most high God.

The world is under a Scorpio Sun and Sagittarius Moon - a mix that asks for honesty even when it's messy. That's exactly what Good Mother, My Ass was born from. This week the book is free to download for two days because truth should be accessible, not gated. It's a memoir about motherhood, incarceration, and what control really costs. If you've ever carried the label "too much" or "not enough," it might meet you where you are. ➡️ Read or download here

It's nice to win awards, especially in a prison.

What would you do if you had been jailed and could not remember how you got there? what got you there? Days have passed, no answer has come, you're losing your mind.

Being incarcerated for living a life that was presented to you an only way you can make it is thru that life which leads to the cycle behind those silent walls