Archer, Jeffrey - Prison Diary 02 - Purgatory by Archer Jeffrey

Author:Archer, Jeffrey [Archer, Jeffrey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

DAY 38 - SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 2001

'Bi­en, gra­cias,y to?'

'No, tu, tu, tu.'

'Tu, tu, tu:

'Bueno. We must meet lat­er to­day,' Ser­gio adds, 'for an­oth­er les­son.' At least ten pris­on­ers stand­ing in the queue, and three of­fi­cers be­hind the hot­plate, as­sume I am sim­ply learn­ing Span­ish, as we have no wish for them to find out what we're re­al­ly up to. But more of that lat­er.

Purgatory - A Prison Diary Vol 2

5.11 am

I wake and think about how I would be spend­ing the Au­gust bank hol­iday week­end if I were not in prison. I al­so be­gin to con­sid­er whether there are any ad­van­tages to be­ing in jail. Cer­tain­ly, in­car­cer­ation is some­thing to be added to one's ex­pe­ri­ences, par­tic­ular­ly as it has come at a pe­ri­od in life when I felt I was mark­ing time. I've al­so had to stretch my­self - un­for­tu­nate pun. But I've al­ready reached a stage where I am gain­ing lit­tle from the ex­pe­ri­ence. As I could be stuck here for a while longer, it might be wise to have an es­cape plan - es­cape of the mind.

I've al­ready com­plet­ed Bel­marsh: Hell, and have penned 44,000 words of Way­land: Pur­ga­to­ry. I can't wait to get to heav­en, when­ev­er and wher­ev­er that might be.

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