Razor Wire Wilderness by Stephanie Dickinson

Stephanie Dickinson | J| Kallisto Gaia Press | True Crime Memoirĩ78-1-95 | Paperback, $21 | Hardcover, $26.45 | Ebook, $8.99 And what unfolds is a beautiful depiction of moral ambiguity, loss and redemption within the confines of the prison walls and beyond. The answers only lead to more questions in Dickinson’s raw and emotional look into the criminal justice system and how it’s failed not just one but countless victims of violence. So what does it take to survive in a maximum security lockdown for 30 years? Is it possible to thrive? Could she have stopped it? Or could she be his next victim? Now, Krystal is serving a maximum 30-year sentence, while the man who beat Jennifer to death received only a 50-year sentence. Krystal Riordan watched as her boyfriend beat a teenage Jennifer Moore to death in a vermin-infested New Jersey hotel room. Longtime author Stephanie Dickinson straddles the lines of true crime and memoir in “Razor Wire Wilderness,” (June 1, 2021, Kallisto Gaia Press) as she examines the lives of those affected by violence in this immaculately assembled account that takes readers directly inside incarceration and face to face with inmates. Each day is similar from the view of a locked world, a day hard and long to get through, and the years flying away.”

“Maximum Compound time doesn’t flow it pools around you, goes stagnant.

Razor Wire Wilderness by Stephanie Dickinson