The men and women in this poignant anthology bear the weight of waiting for loved ones to return home from prison. Their powerful real-life stories overturn one-dimensional stereotypes of the incarcerated and their families and offer instead a rich tapestry of voices, experiences and lives--all of them tied together by longings of the heart.
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Sheila was a respected journalist at The New York Times for more than 30 years before retiring to publish books that present a fairer image of those who've been in prison.Marsha is a writer and editor for UW Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle. She previously edited The Single Mother's Companion: Essays and Stories by Women (Seal Press, 1994)
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