Publisher's Synopsis
It is said that most men desire to change their circumstances, however, neglect to first change themselves. Thoughts From An Incarcerated Mind, recounts the story of Maurice Jenkins Jr., a lost misunderstood boy, who eventually found himself and decided it was time to make a real change. In this uniquely formed narrative of spoken word, screen writing, poetry, and essays using clear, vivid, imaginary, and crisp authentic dialogue, Jenkins brings his story to life with the electrical impulse of creative thought. Perhaps, inventing a new style of autobiographical writing. More importantly, his story is a must read, not only for its realness, fresh content, and artistic rendering, but because it deeply touches upon sacred topics and subjects others are often afraid to discuss. If you enjoy an authentic voice with something to say this is your book. P.O.E.T.I.C
