Women in prison
1973 · 465 pagine · Doubleday · ISBN 9780385046749
Trama
This compelling book, which has been thoroughly revised and updated, draws on candid interviews with over 400 women inmates and prison officials to shed a shocking light on our penal system as it affects women.
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