Category: Dispatches
Friends At The Prison Library Project
The Prison Library Project 915-C W. Foothill Blvd., PMB 128 Claremont, CA 91711-3356 1-20-20 Dear PLP: The English/Spanish Dictionary of Health Related Terms was useful for understanding the concerns of others during my project. And I also pulled from it while writing The Congener Interludes, Op.1: Sonatina of Intrigue, No. 2. So thank you! You’re … Continue reading “Friends At The Prison Library Project”
Censorship Schmensorship
IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION Inmate Concern Form Inmate: Irving 82431 Date: 1-21-20 To: Chief of Prisons Chad Page Cc: Mike — Keefe As you may or may not know, I’ve been doing communication with Idaho’s press and legislature, lately. But exercising my civic responsibilities the way that I do, well, that requires you to stop … Continue reading “Censorship Schmensorship”
#BlackfootChallenge
1-18-20 Dear State Hospital South, It’s been a little over five years since I’ve cycled through your facility. Only thirty-four more and I shed the amalgam I wore when we met. Lately I’ve enjoyed writing people letters: Authors, advocates, legislators, the occasional stranger that wants to say hi. While I’m in a much better state … Continue reading “#BlackfootChallenge”
Friends at Poets & Writers
Poets & Writers 90 Broad Street, Suite 2100 New York, NY 10004 PW.org 1-11-20 Dear Poets & Writers, I can’t be certain if I’ve said thanks already, so we risk the potential for redundance in letters. You gifted me a copy of Nov/Dec, which exposed me to network of active Creatives. I wrote everyone whose … Continue reading “Friends at Poets & Writers”
Friends at News Inside
Mr. Lawrence Bartley News Inside c/o The Marshall Project 156 West 56th Street, Suite 701 New York, NY 10019 themarshallproject.org 1-11-20 Dear Mr. Bartley, Eli Hager’s article in Issue 2 of News Inside, about assuming civic responsibilities, inspired me. I’ve requested you view my materials, previously, but this one I think you’ll really enjoy. Please … Continue reading “Friends at News Inside”
First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter, Jan. 2020
Previous: First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter, Dec. 2020 WELCOME to the January issue of First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter that addresses Idaho Corrections concerns. Brought to you by The Captive Perspective and presented in alliance with the Book of Irving Project. Available at bookofirving82431.com — for your rightfully disgruntled loved one’s reference! This … Continue reading “First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter, Jan. 2020”
The Science Of Irvings, No. 2
Previous: The Science Of Irvings, No. 1 Continued 12-07-19 07:49 Flute Concerto No.1 in G, KV 313: Adagio ma non troppo Hey Dad, Some description: As a random simplifier, I produce a current. I exist in a density cluster and am exposed to stressors relative to my environment. The stressors cause resistance, increasing my current, … Continue reading “The Science Of Irvings, No. 2”
The Science Of Irvings, No. 1
12-6-19 15:44 Hey Dad, Questions: Is thermodynamics considered a current? Doesn’t it have the properties of a current? And isn’t it safe to assume currents, in general, could provide an arc, pitch and gradient for systems of organization to naturally align on?: Biochemical (embryonic cellular fractals) and chemical (covalent bonds). Hypothesis: A cellular current tuned … Continue reading “The Science Of Irvings, No. 1”
First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter, Dec. 2019
WELCOME to the special introductory AdSeg issue of First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter that addresses Idaho Corrections concerns. This not-for-profit publication has been brought to you by The Captive Perspective and is presented in alliance with the Book of Irving Project. All issues are available online at bookofirving82431.com for your friends’ and loved ones’ … Continue reading “First Amend This!: An IDOC Newsletter, Dec. 2019”
Presenting to IDOC Office of Professional Standards — Please View: Potential Reader Assist Needed
12-07-19 Dear IDOC Office of Professional Standards: I have concerns I would like you to address regarding employee misconduct and a dereliction of duties. I’ve presented documents supporting my claims to several administrative outlets and exhausted all grievance options, with no offer of acknowledgement or concern. The reason I don’t present these complaints now is … Continue reading “Presenting to IDOC Office of Professional Standards — Please View: Potential Reader Assist Needed”