Different Places explores the ways people navigate place and circumstance. Whether through the reflections of a woman who spent nearly four decades in a Missouri prison, the adventurous travels of a man exploring the United States, or a painter depicting his everyday cityscape, these books offer compelling narratives of movement, confinement, and the ways places shape lives.
Catching Lightning: More Letters from Prison
“Yesterday began as a pretty normal prison day.” So begins Patty Prewitt’s final letter detailing her unexpected commutation and release from prison after thirty-eight years.
A Little Person Like You Whose Mommy Goes to Prison
A comforting story for children who are facing the confusing and painful experience of having a mother go to prison…
Trying to Catch Lightning in a Jar: Letters from Prison
“Life with no parole for fifty years. That’s what my paperwork reads. I saw it in print the day I arrived.”
Hi Friend
In Hi Friend, Jess Hilliard unpacks the strange, tender, and absurd, drawing us into a world where train rides become…
David Rosenak: untitled (Plaid Pantry)
For twenty-five years, David Rosenak has closely observed the cityscape defined by the locations of his workplace, home, and studio in…