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How to Not Die in Prison

A Survival Guide

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How to Not Die in Prison

By: Taylor Sheridan, Tom Nelson
Narrated by: Taylor Sheridan, Tom Nelson
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The debut book from Academy Award–nominated filmmaker Taylor Sheridan, creator of Landman and cocreator of Yellowstone—a no-bullsh*t, darkly funny survival guide to life inside a maximum-security prison, cowritten with prison-hardened ex-con Tom Nelson.

So, you f*cked up. Can't talk your way out of it, buy your way out of it, or beg your way out of it.

You are going to prison. You will be living under a set of rules made up by men who have demonstrated to society that they need a big ol' time out. There is no book of these rules. Nobody will tell them to you. But when you break one—boy, will you know it. For the newbie, the fish, the fresh meat—this book is your survival guide. How to mind your business without becoming a target. When to walk away. When to stand your ground.

This is how you don't die. Follow the advice in this book, and you just might make it out alive.
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"This thought-provoking guide sheds light on a world foreign to many." —Kirkus
"Filmmaker Sheridan collaborates with ex-prisoner Tom Nelson to deliver a thorough guide to surviving prison. Sheridan, unpolished, informal, and never incarcerated, narrates the introduction and several transitional and informative sections. Nelson, who has a long rap sheet and spent 17 years incarcerated, narrates instructions and advice in his deep, slightly gruff voice, providing an insider look at life behind bars. Topics covered include social dynamics, health, employment, the prison industrial complex, and life after prison. The authors stress that people facing incarceration should listen to the audiobook before going to prison." —Kirkus
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