Upon arrival at Barton Prison, Julian is processed and taken to a cell occupied by a prisoner named Gordon, who soon becomes his lover. However, six months later, a jealous guard sends Gordon to another wing of the prison, separating the lovers. Not to be deterred, Julian sends a message to Gordon via Lanky, another prisoner, which starts a long correspondence between them.<br><br>Through their letters, readers learn more about the two men -- their backgrounds, their secrets, their hopes and dreams. The letters reveal the story of two lovers trapped inside a prison, separated from the world outside and from each other.<br><br>But prison life is hard. There are bashings and murders. There are corrupt prison officers and violent inmates. How can Julian, who comes from an upper middle-class family and is incarcerated for an accident, hope to survive against such odds, especially when he becomes the target of a particularly corrupt and vicious screw?

Letters from the Inside

Given myself a hard-on. I wish to God you were here. I miss you so much.


Sorry it’s been a while. They threw me into solitary. Knew they would. Bastards. I couldn’t stop thinking about you the whole time. The blankets in there are so stiff with dried cum you could use them as roofing. Hahaha. But fuck it’s good to be out of that shithole. You can go insane in that place. After a few days it begins to stink of your sweat and piss and shit. Then you start to think you’re the only person left in the world, that the screws have forgotten about you and there’s nothing you can do about it. And the walls. Stare at them long enough and you think they’re moving in on you, slowly sliding towards each other until they squeeze the pulp out of you. I was lucky I only got two weeks. That was enough. I’d go mental if I had to spend any longer in there.


Chapter 8