song entitled "Angola (Wrong Side of the Law)", which was released as a bonus track on the expanded release of Working Man's Café in February 2008. The American folk singer David Dondero in the song "20 years" describes the experiences of a prisoner released from Angola prison: Jazz trumpeter Christian Scott has a track on his 2010 album Yesterday You Said Tomorrow called "Angola, LA & the 13th Amendment" Texas Country Music artist, Sam Riggs of Sam Riggs and the Night People (Austin, Texas) wrote and recorded a song called "Angola's Lament". It was released in 2013 on the Outrun the Sun album. American folk rock duo Indigo Girls reference Angola in the song "The Rise of the Black Messiah" from their 2015 album One Lost Day. Books about Angola In the Place of Justice: A Story of Punishment and Deliverance by Wilbert Rideau (Knopf, 2010) Cain's Redemption by Dennis Shere Dead Man Walking by Sister Helen Prejean God of the Rodeo by Daniel Bergner The Search for Hope, Faith, and a Six-Second Ride in Louisiana's Angola Prison – Daniel Bergner – Crown Publishers Life Sentences, edited by Wilbert Rideau and Ron Wikberg (Random House, 1992) A Life in the Balance: The Billy Wayne Sinclair Story by Billy Wayne Sinclair. The prison is referred to in A Confederacy of Dunces by Jones when describing the racial inequality in the New Orleans judicial system. The main character of Poppy Z. Brite's novel The Lazarus Heart is sent to Angola for the murder of his lover. The House That Herman Built by Herman Wallace of the Angola 3, co-written with artist Jackie Sumell An attempt at chemically-induced social control at Angola is a major part of the plot in Walker Percy's novel The Thanatos Syndrome. Non-fiction books about Angola Butler, Anne and C. Murray Henderson, Angola. Dying to Tell (Lafayette, LA: The Center for Louisiana Studies, 1992) Butler, Anne and C. Murray Henderson, Angola Louisiana State Penitentiary: A Half-Century of Rage and Reform (Lafayette, LA: The Center for Louisiana Studies, 1990) Carleton, Mark T., Politics and Punishment: The History of Louisiana State Penal System (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1971) Foster, Burk, Wilbert Rideau and Douglas Dennis (Editors), The Wall is Strong: Corrections in Louisiana (Lafayette, LA: The Center for Louisiana Studies, 1995) Howard, Robert, The other side of the coin: The spiritual life of a black man held captive in