Prison Voices is a new website on narratives of crime and punishment created by 2nd year English students at Liverpool John Moores University@LJMU @JMUENGLISH
All you oh-so-feminist trans activists claiming that I didn't care about the sexual abuse and rape of girls in Haiti (and elsewhere) under Oxfam's watch, here you go: https://t.co/ko7QLPYARZ
@OskarCoxJensen@AtifaJiwa@CambridgeUP Brilliant t because I have students studying David Love @Writing__Lives and I would like them to read your book straight away! Alas Prison Voices have finished their blogs but I bet your book has loads of great stuff on the execution balladeers!
BREAKING: The Senate has voted 50-49 in favor of moving the $1.9 trillion COVID relief package forward using budget reconciliation.
No Republicans voted for the resolution.
Fascinating post on one convict’s tattoos - moons and stars, anchors, pipes, women, bottles, dotted rings, suns and a crucifix - and what they reveal of his life & passions https://t.co/IMUtTIxor6 @FoughtThey
Wonder if students will pick up on shared themes & techniques in The Secret River and The Nightingale. And also some similar criticisms of their focus on convicts’ and settlers’ points of view?
This week on Prison Voices @JMUEnglish we are blogging about the The Secret River and how the novel explores convict settlement in Australia & devastating impact on the First Australians https://t.co/UTX8t5W6bT