Saturday, October 24, 2026

Inmate Blogger Has Ceased Operations

Sadly, funding has run out, and we are no longer able to maintain Inmate Blogger. However, we are keeping the website active until the end of 2027. Please continue to read and enjoy the thousands of blogs from incarcerated men and women around the world. Thank you to Suzie, for developing this amazing idea almost 15 years ago. And thank you to all of you for supporting us over the years.

100 Days in the “SHU” by Jessica Scarberry

OMG. I been in the SHU, aka the hole, at Tallahassee Federal Prison for 100 days. A inmate here made a false statement on me and 3 others women, a complete lie that...
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A Prisoner Creed by Jason Lee Bayles

Today I will remember: The system. The oppressor. The prison officials, "They", are the nine-to-five criminals. I am state property, a pawn in their game. A fantasy, a test subject....

“Friends” by Matthew Shepherd

Everyone has friends right? Some people more than others. Some friends are more loyal than others. Some friends need to be comforted more than others. Some friends are the comforters. Friends...

Looking for Friends by Jeremy Mcghee

Im looking for friends and people to write me because its alittle lonely right now. My info is on the bottom thank you and...

FOUNDATIONS, by Sean Brown

Any Relationship built on "Memory Lane" cannot last. That's an unstable & unreliable foundation unable to withstand the storms, earthquakes, & turmoil every Relationship...

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Quiet Night by Tony Enis

It was an unusually quiet night, the normally blaring televisions and radios were silent. The typical long-distance conversations between inmates yelling back and forth...

Mental Health by Connor Izard

One day I woke up and thought I was Jesus Christ. I knew it like I knew my own name. The voices in my...

We Won’t Be Heard Until It’s Too Late by ANGELO VASQUEZ

Prison has shut down and has abandon all protocols. We were recently searched and they co's never changed gloves cell per cell search. obviously...

My Medical Ordeal, by Robert Rambo

So while everyone out in society is dealing with the COVID-19 Coronavirus stuff, I having been dealing with my own medical ordeal. Here at...

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