Correction: Parole, Prison, and the Possibility of Change

Are you ready to delve into the deeply-rooted issues within the American criminal justice system? Introducing "Correction, Parole, and the Possibility of Change" by Ben Austen, a groundbreaking and honest investigation that will leave you questioning the very foundations of our approach to punishment. This critically acclaimed book is perfect for fans of Michelle Alexander's "The New Jim Crow" and Bryan Stevenson's "Just Mercy". Get ready for a transformative reading experience that challenges your beliefs and offers a fresh perspective on justice.

"Correction" stands among the finest books on life both inside and outside prison walls, as acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning author Matthew Desmond attests. With its unflinching storytelling and captivating narrative, Austen takes us behind the scenes of the parole process, offering intimate portraits of two men imprisoned for murder and the parole board that holds their freedom in the balance. Prepare to confront the complex questions surrounding redemption, retribution, and the purpose of incarceration.

An eye-opening work of narrative nonfiction, "Correction" forces us to confront our collective understanding of punishment and the motives behind it. With the United States responsible for a quarter of the world's incarcerated population, it is crucial that we begin to question the status quo. Austen's exploration paves the way for meaningful discussions on how we can move towards a more just and rehabilitative approach to crime. Join the thought-provoking journey that "Correction" offers and be a part of the movement towards change.

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