Notes from a Prison
April 11, 2008 "I was sacked as a Prison Writer-in-Residence for Trafficking - in Books": Emily Kingham describes how her prison career came to an end Emily Kingham
September 25, 2007 Islam is what many young black men are turning to in the absence of having known their fathers - Or so finds prison writer-in-residence Emily Kingham Emily Kingham
August 23, 2007 Many prisoners are now serving sentences not for what they have done, but for what they might do - Emily Kingham explains the consequences of David Blunkett's indeterminate sentence of Imprisonment for Public Protection Emily Kingham
July 26, 2007 When the School Inspectors come to Prison - writer-in-residence Emily Kingham is hit by a wall of futile bureaucracy Emily Kingham
July 12, 2007 Many fewer men would be in prison if they had grown up with fathers in their lives, argues prison writer-in-residence Emily Kingham Emily Kingham
June 08, 2007 Traveller Culture: Ki shan I Romani, adoi san' I Shuvani - Emily Kingham has her fortune told by a gypsy woman - and figures out how the fortune teller could be so accurate Emily Kingham
June 05, 2007 Traveller Culture: Emily Kingham visits a Travellers' Horse Fair and discovers that nothing romantic is today left of Traveller Culture - all that is left of it today is menace and dodgy dealing Emily Kingham
April 30, 2007 Writer-in-residence Emily Kingham is made to endure Diversity Training - and realises that it is middle-class intellectuals who are discriminated against in prisons Emily Kingham
April 17, 2007 Bare-knuckle boxing, fixed fights and growing up Romany: Emily Kingham hears a Traveller's Tale Emily Kingham