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Invisible Crying Tree
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-386-79918-4
- EAN9781386799184
- Date de parution01/04/2019
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
The true story of an extraordinary friendship In the summer of 1992, Christopher Morgan, a farmer, joined a penfriend scheme whose aim was to give prisoners a window on the world. He was allocated Tom Shannon, a lifer, inside for murder. Through their correspondence, a strong and honest friendship developed between the two men whose lives were poles apart. Never intended for publication, the authenticity of these letters is all the more powerful and convincing.
Whilst portraying the grim reality of prison life in Britain in the 1990s, they also reassure us that friendship and respect can prevail in the most unlikely circumstances. 'A small gem of a book.' Marie Claire 'A remarkable insight into prison conditions and human nature.The murderer, defying a poor education.finds an eloquent voice which rings with poetry, humour and a moral certitude.' Sunday Times 'A truly revealing insight into the mind and existence of a "lifer".
A sensitive and telling dialogue between an understanding outsider and a man condemned to life inside prison.' Jon Snow
Whilst portraying the grim reality of prison life in Britain in the 1990s, they also reassure us that friendship and respect can prevail in the most unlikely circumstances. 'A small gem of a book.' Marie Claire 'A remarkable insight into prison conditions and human nature.The murderer, defying a poor education.finds an eloquent voice which rings with poetry, humour and a moral certitude.' Sunday Times 'A truly revealing insight into the mind and existence of a "lifer".
A sensitive and telling dialogue between an understanding outsider and a man condemned to life inside prison.' Jon Snow