You Got Nothing Coming Notes from a Prison Fish

You Got Nothing Coming: Notes from a Prison Fish by Jimmy Lerner is a first edition published by Doubleday in 2002. This 397-page book is written in English and offers an insider’s perspective on life within the prison system. Through a candid narrative, Lerner explores the harsh realities faced by inmates, detailing the complex social dynamics and survival strategies that define their existence.
Readers will find a raw and unfiltered account of prison life, where deception and manipulation are commonplace. The book delves into themes of biography and social science, particularly focusing on penology and the behaviors that emerge in a confined environment. Lerner’s observations provide a unique lens on the challenges and moral dilemmas encountered by convicts, making this work a significant contribution to the understanding of life behind bars.
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You are convicts. Your job here is to lie, cheat, steal, extort, get tattoos, take drugs, sell drugs, shank and sock each other. Just don’t let us catch you – that’s our job. We catch you, you got nothin’ coming.
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