The Incarcerated are Producing a Shadow Canon of Writing on Prisons and Society

<p>Scholars like Doran Larson and Vesla Mae Weaver are working to bring the writings of incarcerated men and women to light as valuable sources of insight not only on prison life but fundamental questions of freedom.&nbsp;</p>

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