ISBN: 9781642598940
Publication date: August 2, 2022
 1A. Freedom of the press in prison
By Lovey Cooper & Scalawag Editors
1B. Doing the (internal) work
By Danielle Purifoy
2A. Exploring the existing models: Ways to start working with incarcerated writers
By Rahsaan "New York" Thomas
2B. The anatomy of a story: The interpersonal work of co-reporting
By Christopher Blackwell & Jessica Schulberg
2C. Nuts and bolts: Best practices and bad habits
2D. How to pay incarcerated writers for their work
By Emily Nonko
3A. Retaliation against incarcerated writers
By Lyle C. May
3B. Developing a career from prison: It takes a team
By Lyle C. May
3C. Editors’ power to level the playing field
By Jessica Sylvia
Featuring insights from incarcerated writers Christopher Blackwell, Lyle C. May, Jessica Sylvia, and more, The Press in Prison guidebook is a resource for reporters, editors, media-makers, and allies who want to use their power to amplify stories from behind bars.
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