Prison Poet

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Sean J. White #332296

Jackson Corr. Inst.

P. O. Box 233

Black River Falls, WI 54615

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Sean J. White arrived to prison in 1997 at the age of nineteen. His short fiction and poetry have appeared in a number of journals, most recently Connecticut River Review, Santa Fe Literary Review, The Florida Review, and (forthcoming) Muse Literary Journal. He has received awards from PEN America’s Writing Awards for Prisoners five times in various genres. He has submitted his work to each of the listed journals within the last year and received some form of notification from each, or was provided reply to a query. He hopes to expand this list in the near future.

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