Prison

[close] A group to share resources to expand the abolitionist movement. This group has been created by Abolitionist Futures. Abolitionist Futures is a collaboration of community organisers and activists in Britain and Ireland who are working together to build a future without prisons, police and punishment. We share information and resources to strengthen the network of existing and emerging abolitionist groups and allied organisations. Our aim is to support the flourishing of a diverse, vibrant and powerful abolitionist movement in the Britain and Ireland.

[close] THE BIGGEST GROUP FOR DYSTOPIAN LITERATURE ON GOODREADS. What you can do in the group? * You can say 'Hi', or tell us what you are reading * You can look for a buddy to read with or discuss a book. * Partake in the occasional group reads. * Еxchange a review for a free book. * We also have a folder where we post about promotions (all genres). CURRENT READ: __________________________________________________ How to use a spoiler: Write the spoiler between those two __________________________________________________ Like our FACEBOOK page | MOVIES folder If you are an author exchanging free e-books from the genre for an honest review, you can post here .

[close] A group of high school students and teachers go on a field trip to an old and abandoned underground prison that is famous for no prisoner ever coming out and it still gives tours. After an unfortunate accident that leaves the tour guide unconscious and the elevator to the surface broken, the group must fix the elevator or find an alternate way out. But after descending lower into the prison, they discover the horrible reason why the prisoners never made it out - horrendous experiments were performed on them and the monstrous results still roam the halls in search of fresh blood...

[close] Join author Tara Ison from Nov 1-8, 2012 for a Q&A on her debut novel "A Child out of Alcatraz," available for the first time in all digital formats. This out-of-print novel was published to critical acclaim in 1998, and was named as a finalist for the Los Angeles Times' Book Prize for First Fiction. Searing, and enormously compelling, this stinging portrait of the downward spiral of a mother and young daughter on Alcatraz Island will haunt the reader's days and dreams. Tara will talk about the research that led her to write Child, the world of the novel, and the process and experience of writing this first book. Please join the conversation!