In This Timeless Time: Living and Dying on Death Row in America (Documentary Arts and Culture, Published in association with the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University)
"The book deals in emotion magnificently. . . . A moving piece of photojournalism and a fitting argument against the death penalty."--Texas Books In Review"A uniquely powerful contribution to the literature on prisons, criminal justice, and capital punishment in the United States. . . . Not to be missed."--Journal of Southern History"Jackson and Christian's book gives some of those men a face. Therein lays its beauty."--The Rag Blog"An unflinching commentary on the judicial system and the fates of the men they met on the Row. . . . They made a body of work no one else could."--Prison Photographyblog"All readers concerned about the U.S. prison system and capital punishment will benefit from this important work."--ForeWord"If opponents of the death penalty were to choose one book for their cause, this could well be it. . . . Jackson and Christian write in a direct, journalistic style, poignant and to the point. This book will appeal to those with a specific interest in criminal justice and the death penalty as well as curious casual readers."--Library JournalStarred Review"In this comprehensive, well-crafted book . . . Jackson and Christian build upon the photographs and interviews from death row in Texas that yielded their 1979 book and documentary Death Row (DVD included). Here, photos and text reveal inmate life, discuss capital punishment, and share the fate of each man: execution, a commuted sentence, parole, or after more than two decades, an innocent verdict. . . . [T]he book raises important questions about the judicial system and the practice of capital punishment in our society."--Publishers WeeklyAPublishers WeeklyTop 10 Social Science Title