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Words from a Prisoner

Devin A. Giordano

Words from a Prisoner offers reporting and reflection from inside prison on policy, mental health, and the lived realities of incarceration.

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Latest Issues

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Prison Didn't Break These Men. Childhood Did.

Something has shifted in ow this country talks about men and boys, and it happened fast. In the past year alone, New York Times columnists have debated it. Governors from both parties have made it a policy priority. Podcasters with millions...

13 days ago
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I'm Serving A Life Sentence For A Murder I Didn't Commit

Note: This essay was originally published in HuffPost Personal on February 24, 2026.

21 days ago
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When Diagnosis Meets Discipline in American Schools

In fifth grade at Goshen Intermediate School in Goshen, N.Y., I sat in a metal chair outside the principal’s office and began to sense, in a way I could not yet articulate, that the way adults see you can begin to settle into something more...

a month ago
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I Haven’t Applied for Clemency. Here’s Why.

(I recently wrote a piece for the Death Row Soul Collective.)

2 months ago
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Authors

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  • Devin A. Giordano

    Incarcerated writer and journalist; student in the Bard Prison Initiative.

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