My dad used to study for his tests at Loyola Marymount University. He would take me with him when I…
M AllamJanuary 29, 2026
My cellmate had been complaining since Monday about chest pains. That Friday afternoon around 3:30, he had a heart attack…
Humans of San QuentinOctober 27, 2025
For a large portion of the incarcerated population here at Mule Creek, programming is everything. People would like to believe…
Humans of San QuentinSeptember 19, 2025
I faced everything I hated about myself and struggled to make peace with the man in the mirror. I…
Humans of San QuentinSeptember 8, 2025
I plan on trying to bring the tradition back the way my grandmother had it once I get home. I…
Humans of San QuentinAugust 18, 2025
My book was inspired by Deborah Tobola, my writing instructor in the Page to Stage program supported by the William…
Humans of San QuentinAugust 4, 2025
What brings me comfort: Hearing “I love you” from friends and family What I’ve learned about myself while incarcerated is…
Humans of San QuentinAugust 4, 2025
We all need to realize that it’s never too late to live. It’s never too late for second chances. I…
Humans of San QuentinJuly 28, 2025
When one believes all is lost and reaches that turning point in life, it’s only then that you realize how…
Humans of San QuentinJuly 28, 2025
