Exile Nation: Drugs, Prisons, Politics, and Spirituality
"Exile Nation tells the dirty story none of us really wants to hear. But we all should be listening. Author Charles Shaw 'did time' in prison and lived to write about it. The antiquated and terrible system he describes is Dickensian. Like Dickens, Shaw offers a metaphor for many of the ills that infect our economy and society. And screams for change." —John Perkins, New York Times bestselling author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman and Hoodwinked“Extraordinary.” —Chicago Tribune