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Entering prison, James struggled to come to terms with the enormity of his crimes and a future without purpose or hope. Then he met Joan, a prison psychologist, who helped him to confront the painful truth of his past, and to understand how it had shaped him from such a young age. Her sessions transformed his life. Encouraged to read and to educate himself, over the next twenty years Erwin James would go on to receive a BA in History, and become a regular columnist for the Guardian.
This is a book that offers no excuses – only the need to understand how we become who we become, and shows that no matter how far a person may fall, redemption is possible with the right kind of help.
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'Honest and Compelling' – Martina Cole
'James shows in a brutally honest memoir how someone can be saved' - Guardian
'Beautifully written, shocking and provocative' – Herald
'A powerful and illuminating description of real life behind bars that stays in your mind long after you put the book down' – Daily Express
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- ISBN: 9781408849330
- File size: 561 KB
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- ISBN: 9781408849330
- File size: 706 KB
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