In her second collection, Idra Novey steps in and out of jails,
courthouses, and caves to explore what confinement means in the
twenty-first century. From the beeping doors of a prison in New
York to cellos playing in a former jail in Chile, she looks at
prisons that have opened, closed, and transformed to examine how
the stigma of incarceration has altered American families,
including her own. Novey writes of the expanding prison complex
that was once a field and imagines what's next for the civilians
who enter and exit it each day.
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