Thank you letters – early 2019.
Here’s a new set of thank you letters from prisoners, as discovered at a recent Prisoners Literature Project session.
Prisoner Letters
Brand new thank you letters from inmates, Thanksgiving 2018
Here’s a couple of thank you letters from prisoners that the Prisoners Literature Project received recently. More info…
Thank you letters from prisoners – Summer 2018 update!
Here’s a couple of truly appreciative recent thank-you letters from incarcerated prisoners that the Prisoners Literature Project has sent free books to. More info…
New art from grateful prisoners!
We’ve been sending out a lot of ‘how to draw’ guides to prisoners recently by request – here’s some neat thank-you pictures we received last week! More info…
A thank you poem to remember!
Here’s a wonderful ‘thank you’ poem from a grateful prisoner. It’s addressed to Prisoners Literature Project & sister bookstore Bound Together Books, which is the address prisoners have to mail to get a reply from us!
New art from grateful inmates to the PLP
As the Prisoners Literature Project powers through the rest of 2017, we wanted to highlight a couple of new pieces of art recently sent in to us. More info…
PLP’s letters from prisoners – Pt. 2.
As we move into 2017, here’s a fresh set of thank-you letters from prisoners. More info…
Hand-drawn ‘thank you’ letters for the PLP!
Here’s a couple of hand-drawn ‘thank you’ letters we recently received from prisoners! More info…
PLP’s letters from prisoners – Pt.1
The Prisoner’s Literature Project receives thousands of letters every year, and many of them are thank you letters from U.S. prisoners. More info…
About the Prisoners Literature Project
The Prisoners Literature Project is an inclusive, all-volunteer, grassroots nonprofit whose purpose is to encourage reading, the pursuit of knowledge, and self-determination among incarcerated people. By sending free reading materials to those behind bars, PLP aims to foster learning and critical thinking and help people prepare to lead successful lives after incarceration. We believe that all people have a right to read.
Please consider donating to the PLP or volunteering your time (if you live in the Bay Area, CA!) to help us answer letters from prisoners who write us from all over the United States.
