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Title: Must read for anyone pro-capital or anti-capital punishment
Review: Before reading this book, I was very much pro-death penalty. Not anymore. Reading this book made step back and look at my position of this issue. Here is a man who may or may not be guily of his crime, and if he is indeed not guily, then he will die for something he didn't do. His essays from death row are a vivid, though provoking testament to how our prisons are. We can feel the beatings he describes and the anger and hatred from the guards who abuse him. I am looking forward to reading Death Blossoms, which will no doubt be just as excellent as this first book.
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