Deathrow Stories

Part of the #CarnivalRow Short Story Challenge. A diary entry of someone struggling with what might be coming for them. #87 in #diary (out of 46k), #5 in #diaryentries (out of 1.3k), #14 in #fantasycreatures (out of 2.7k)

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A RARE PHOTOBOOK OF THE LATE, GREAT TUPAC.

A look into the calculated, unique and misunderstood mind of Tupac Shakur ✨ ~ Compiled by @EazyDoezIt ✨

Death Row isn't a place for joy. You are confined to a cell 24 hours a day. But there is one night a month that everyone looks forward to. Rage Night. Freak, the undeclared guardian, and only woman, of cell block 13, is the only one who can begin Rage Night. But all of the plans change when she is moved from cell block 13 to cell block 4, the worst troublemakers block, she must use all her wits to begin Rage Night.....or die trying. Read on......

Duane Prison, 30 miles out of Santa Barbara. A special prison for special inmates who had no ideas when is their last day to face the ropes of death. After 5 years of hiding Pedro Isidro was arrested and sent to Duane prison to face his death row, his life changed. as he interact through the inmates. He understands the true meaning of life by their stories.

cover made by kayla-nicole [ONGOING] "Nobody should be hitting the lotto for thirty six million when we've got people starving in the streets." IMAGINES FOR TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR..

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where all a man needs in his life of sin is a girl, who's down to ride to the very end. and all she wants is a sinful ending. // tupac shakur

Ever since he was a child, Athan Reyes had always been fascinated in the mentally insane. He wanted to know why they act, think, and behave like they do. When he gets a call from almost half way across the country, he jumps at the opportunity. Now in New Salem, North Dakota, Athan finds himself working in a hospital full of crazies. Told his objective is to study one patient in particular, he is to earn everything their is to know about them-secrets that are too valuable to keep. Things get complicated when Athan finds out his patient just so happens to be deadly and on death row. Can Athan complete his task before it's too late? Or will their valued secrets die with them?

One bad decision lead to another and now Peter and his friends find themselves on trail for murder. A guilty verdict would mean their death. Locked in solitary confinement with no way out, they try to piece together how their once happy life unraveled so quickly. Each one of them played a part in Stephanie's untimely death, will they be able to shed the mask of murder or will it forever cling to their face?

Do you sympathize with the Devil? Do you hold his hand when he's hurt or do you watch him dying in his own pain and anguish he caused? Cover by: rauhlgarden

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Samuel Carpio a 20 year old man is in prison on death row for murder .He is dued to die in 56 days by lethal injection . Kanaras Roe his new Lawyer tries to save him,while digging into his past she finds information and secrets about a hidden society called the Puff Club that Sam was apart of.A mysteriouse girl Sam calls "Her" can unravel everything . Audio book will be available soon Enjoyyyy

Why is this mother in jail? Why is the daughter being remembered?

(Warning: Book contains not that graphic, very mild gore) A crown of gold, a heart of glass, He watched the shifting seasons pass. With pride as thick as winter frost, He never counted what it cost. One was shy, a quiet flame, Who hid within a royal name. But deep inside, a steel was found, To guard the others, strike the ground. The archer spoke in thorns and lies, With shadows in his clever eyes. A brother watched from library stalls, While madness grew within the walls. The player danced with shifting fate, And turned his love to jagged hate. He could not win, he could not stay, So he took the light and light away. The bow is slack, the target cold, The stories that were never told. A pink ribbon on a marble stone, And a king who sits on a bench of bone.

Short Story about an innocent man on death row.

What justice is it that one murderer is allowed to 'live' and another is condemned to 'die' for the same crime by the same law that strives to be just at all costs? There can never be 'justness in justice' crippled by 'subjectivity of objectivity' and only the abolition of capital punishment would bring in 'objectivity to subjectivity' in administering the criminal justice.