Episode 73 - Jim Reese - Why teaching writing in prisons helps everyone

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04/05/2020 23 min Episodio 73
Episode 73 - Jim Reese - Why teaching writing in prisons helps everyone

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Jim Reese says readers connect most with his "failures and screw-ups," because they reveal the humanity that lives within each of us. The author of four books, including a beautiful collection of essays called Bone Chalk, and director of the Great Plains Writers Tour, Jim teaches writing at Mount Marty College and as part of a writing-as-healing program at Federal Prison Camp in Yankton, S.D., where he is "passionate about helping people come to terms with their emotional instabilities through writing."

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