Berrigan, Daniel, - Absurd Convictions, Modest Hopes: conversations after prison with Lee Lockwood.

NY, Random, (1972). 1st ed. VG in VG DJ. Berrigan spent 17 months of his sentence for burning draft records and then sat down with a friend to talk about prison. They give an unforgettable picture of the inhumanity and destructiveness of our penal system & the hypocrisy of wardens, administrators, and especially prison chaplains and prison religion. Tanning to DJ edges.

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