Hi Trevin! I really appreciate your positive attitude about everything. You seem like a ray of sunshine in a dark place. This is my first time on this website, and your entry really stood out to me. I don't know that well as I haven't read any of your other posts, but you seem like you'll really be able to do what you put your mind to. Good Luck!!!
If you'd like to be added to my shortlist to receive a 12 month, bi-monthly subscription you can note me to, "add me to your shortlist." FYI, I'll generally fill those requests for single issues, and give priority exclusively to those shortlist subscription requests from the people @BtB whose names I recognize - particularly our transcribers. You know who you are. Thank you for your support and interest in this project.
*On filling written requests, certain WODZ issues (like backissues before 2015) can take as long as 2 months to send due to limited and out-of-print copies. Please be patient. Any questions or other comments abut this, you can get @ me via post or snailmail.
The WODZ (WriteOrDieZine) series is a prison-based publication (prisoner zine) written by California Death Row inmates @ San Quentin Prison. Printed, and distributed among the 700+ Death Row inmates housed here, as well as other prisons and institutions throughout the country via our distribution network ("Distros" for short) free to all prisoners.
The WODZ series of compilation and single author editions features editorials, articles, journals, interviews, art, poetry and other writings that chronicle the circumstances and life of a new generation of inner-city youths who've become the new face of California's dysfunctional death penalty system. The series of almost two dozen small volumes offers our readers a broad narrative that sheds a new light on this new generation from within the walls of the largest Death Row population in the US. WODZ is a conscious, honest, upfront & unfiltered perspective for the "outside" audience.
About This Blog
The purpose of my blog has evolved and layered over the past couple of years as I began introducing this prison-based project to the social media platform of BtB. The most useful and resouceful feature is the transcription of "raw" posts that has enhanced the writing and editorial work that goes into putting together each WODZ issue from scratch. This has become the focal point of my blog, and an essential component of our prison-based distro operation. It's your transcriptions that go into the pages of WODZ.
As i begin to post more content (slated for planned WODZ) in the coming months on both here and Papyrus Collective Group Blogs, I want to invite your comments on subject matter and topics that you may have a complimentary or critical POV on. As this project continues to enter the digital public sphere and connect with a new audience, it's this communicative feature I think is important in the process of developing my blog, as well as this unique prisoner zine project.
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Subscription/Request WODZ
I wante to do something new this year for those of you interested in this vintage art of zine literature - direct from the WODZ prison-printing press. Especially those of you @BtB who comment and transcribe the many posts on this blog, I want to offer a free subscription of WODZ to those who want it. Free, meaning: no price for print or postage.
I'll also be filling your written requests for single issues of WODZ. That's "one" issue per request. See the following pages of the WODZ catalog for zine titles and information. You can snailmail your requests to my cell address here:
Byron P. Wilson Jr. #P76622, CSP-SQ San Quentin, CA 94974
Tamara, No I am not one of the women who dropped charges against John...as a matter of fact I embellished the facts and lied. I am ashamed. I am not interested in having or pursuing a "Mrs" relationship with John although I do love John, we are Trisha's parents, not you. Once again I am deeply sorry for the pain and loss you endure. My daughter is a compassionate, intelligent beautiful soul , she loves her father. Thank you for your concerns but Trisha and her father got it. Mehl
I am here to finally get a chance to make sure john knows and never forgets what he did to me and my children. I want him to live with it every single minute for tge rest of his life. Just like i have had to and my son has had to. He grew up knowing his sibling was murdered. Remembering his mom getting beaten and remebering at age 5 how he was beaten. Would you prefer ypur daughter have those kind of memories? I am sorry but i feel he should of been castrated after killing our child and damaging my son physically and mentally. And destroying my life. And lord only knows how many other lifes. Hope you and your daughter can go on to forget and live fullfilling lives. But hope you think about what kind of person you want ypur daughter to get to know. As i said dna isnt what makes a parent. And thankfully ypur child was spared.
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I really appreciate your positive attitude about everything. You seem like a ray of sunshine in a dark place. This is my first time on this website, and your entry really stood out to me. I don't know that well as I haven't read any of your other posts, but you seem like you'll really be able to do what you put your mind to.
Good Luck!!!
subscription you can note me to, "add me to your shortlist." FYI, I'll generally
fill those requests for single issues, and give priority exclusively to those
shortlist subscription requests from the people @BtB whose names I recognize -
particularly our transcribers. You know who you are. Thank you for your support
and interest in this project.
*On filling written requests, certain WODZ issues (like backissues before 2015)
can take as long as 2 months to send due to limited and out-of-print copies.
Please be patient. Any questions or other comments abut this, you can get @ me
via post or snailmail.
WriteOrDieZine (foto of Piankhi) Piankhi, editor
(followed by copy of WODZ catalogue)
Write Or Die Zine
The WODZ (WriteOrDieZine) series is a prison-based publication
(prisoner zine) written by California Death Row inmates @ San Quentin
Prison. Printed, and distributed among the 700+ Death Row inmates housed
here, as well as other prisons and institutions throughout the country
via our distribution network ("Distros" for short) free to all prisoners.
The WODZ series of compilation and single author editions features
editorials, articles, journals, interviews, art, poetry and other
writings that chronicle the circumstances and life of a new
generation of inner-city youths who've become the new face of
California's dysfunctional death penalty system. The series of
almost two dozen small volumes offers our readers a broad narrative
that sheds a new light on this new generation from within the walls of
the largest Death Row population in the US. WODZ is a conscious, honest,
upfront & unfiltered perspective for the "outside" audience.
About This Blog
The purpose of my blog has evolved and layered over the past couple of
years as I began introducing this prison-based project to the social
media platform of BtB. The most useful and resouceful feature is the
transcription of "raw" posts that has enhanced the writing and editorial
work that goes into putting together each WODZ issue from scratch. This
has become the focal point of my blog, and an essential component of our
prison-based distro operation. It's your transcriptions that go into the
pages of WODZ.
As i begin to post more content (slated for planned WODZ) in the coming
months on both here and Papyrus Collective Group Blogs, I want to invite
your comments on subject matter and topics that you may have a
complimentary or critical POV on. As this project continues to enter
the digital public sphere and connect with a new audience, it's this
communicative feature I think is important in the process of developing
my blog, as well as this unique prisoner zine project.
2 of 6
Subscription/Request WODZ
I wante to do something new this year for those of you interested in this
vintage art of zine literature - direct from the WODZ prison-printing press.
Especially those of you @BtB who comment and transcribe the many posts on
this blog, I want to offer a free subscription of WODZ to those who want it.
Free, meaning: no price for print or postage.
I'll also be filling your written requests for single issues of WODZ. That's
"one" issue per request. See the following pages of the WODZ catalog for zine
titles and information. You can snailmail your requests to my cell address here:
Byron P. Wilson Jr.
#P76622, CSP-SQ
San Quentin, CA 94974
, she loves her father. Thank you for your concerns but Trisha and her father got it. Mehl