The book library

Chris Atkins uses his Wandsworth prison diaries to explore daily life in custody, institutional disorder and the human stakes of rehabilitation.

Alexandra Wilson's account of entering the criminal Bar brings race, class, professional identity and the treatment of young people into focus.

A lawyer’s account of wrongful convictions, inequality and the work of challenging injustice in the United States.

Prison philosophy, family history and the questions of shame, freedom and identity that connect them.

A prison GP’s account of care, vulnerability and the people behind the prison gate.

Frankl’s memoir and reflections on meaning, resilience and the human capacity to endure.

A warm, candid probation memoir about demanding work, memorable people and the humanity behind the headlines.

An honest account of probation work, the people behind the case files and the personal cost of caring.