Prisons Stories

A "why did she do it?" crime novel of a young woman's coming-of-age inside the Canadian prison system.

I languish here for all eternity, in my jail, my fetid prison. For twenty years I lay in squalor and watch this war unfold before me. How will it end? Will I live to see the day I walk unshackled and feel the green grass beneath my feet? I alone remind my captor of his tortured heart. My flesh feels the sting of his whip as I watch him sink into oblivion as each year passes. Would his neck be within my reach I would surely end his torment with these chains that bind me so. All I may do is watch the shadows fill Jeshion Hall as another day slips away.

A true story of a boy named Bear, through heart break, revenge, hate and crime.

Anything could be a prison , it doesn't have to be the usual bars and chains but to me, anything that holds one captive is a prison. Do not love the things of the world for everything is vanity for it is all vain. Just like this poem says; "Do not allow captivity ruin you, Do not cower at its might Do not allow captivity trap you in your personalized prison...." But in her case it was an expensive prison.***** # be your own hero!!!!!! Highest placing- #2 in prisons🏆

A police accountability watch dog continues prowling the web for police misconduct data with a new look.

SHOUT out to @Artemis_phoneutria cause this story is similar to hers. Not alot. Like 10% of it.

Everything is normal in the Telford Unit in Texas, well normal isn't the best description. It's a state prison, for males only, with one exception. She has been locked up there for so long, that everybody thinks it's completely normal that she's there. Some inmates still hate her or try to do things with her, but then she just makes them leave her alone. She's pretty contented with her cell, no cellmate and quiet. Until a twin comes new to the prison and she's stuck with them. She doesn't trust anyone, so she hates suddenly having two cellmates. All the other cells are full, so she doesn't have a choice. Will she see it's not so bad to have cellmates? Or will she just kill them, she has nothing to lose... This story contains cursing and sexual scenes, so be warned...

Meet Leo who now prisoner for people with power with a luck ability able to summon ANY object an hour. Let hope he escapes somehow...

Return of the prodigal

Just a normal girl would walk the streets at night hoping that nothing will happen to her that was tell she saw 5 guys that were probably older then her. Was she going to get raped that night?

Cage works in the Kings dungeon, she has for as long as she can remember, but that's only for the last year. Before that, she has no idea who she was. She doesn't even know her real name. Her only friends are the prisoners, people full of stories that fill her up, make her feel less alone. The only other person who seems to care for Cage is Hale, the Prince. And Cage suspects that Hale knows all about her past, but he refuses to tell her anything. Then, one day, Cage hears a plot for escape. But, surely she can't let her friends escape, that would be breaking the law. But Cage must've broken the law before, or why have her memory wiped? Also, she could help her friends be free, maybe escape herself. Because the dungeons are as much a prison for the prisoners as for her. Cage may even find out who she is if she goes outside. Maybe it isn't such a bad idea to break out after all.. *PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A FIRST DRAFT AND OBVIOUSLY ISN'T PERFECT. IT WILL HAVE MANY MISTAKES*

this story is fantasy with twist , a story about stubborn girl. a stubborn legend. you DON'T need to be perfect to became a legend . nobody's perfect . so don't expect this story is perfect , if you're perfectionist then don't read it. it's full of wrong grammar, etc......

CLAUDIO GUEUX of 1834, brilliant short novel by Victor Hugo, one of the undoubted precursors of French Utopian socialism, in 1834 the French bourgeois revolution and the Napoleonic empire had already happened, however it is to note that the French socio-political regime, no longer clerical or aristocratic, remained just as unfair to the poor and dispossessed, The end of the novel, when the author launches his thesis of profound social protest, has unfortunately not lost a drop of dramatic relevance despite the improvement of prison regimes and a more humane application of capital punishment, which in turn comes before the wave of unjust crimes against the civilian population that occurred throughout the twentieth century, whose roots are to be found in the socio-psychological alignment tinged by hard drugs, alcoholism and the strong contradictions between the isolated and cornered individual and society, and including the problem of serial killers in its sinister magnitude, the truth is that Hugo's story seems to be made today without any need for translation or temporal adaptation.

REVENGE

After her mentor cast himself of a bridge to evade capture, Thalia is left as the only mage. Or so she thinks. Thalia must become stronger to earn her freedom. Along the way she will face challenges, fighting creatures she never knew existed and making friends for the first time. With their help she will uncover her past and the secrets of why the king of Charlendale wants all of the mages dead, erasing all magic from the world. I'm not updating this until all of the chapters are complete.