The Problem You Have Leon Feinstein True-life reporting on vicious criminals

True-life reporting on vicious criminals and the haphazard system that punishes themIn 1969

and peer-mediated interventions school-based interventions

This book points to a possible way of returning a sense of unity to the visual arts through a combination of theoretical ideas and practical methods

Jiler's humor and heartfelt stories about prison community and clear explanations of what works broaden this book's appeal to all social activists involved with at-risk populations

The following chapters offer close readings of key untold tales in context

The Problem You Have Leon Feinstein True-life reporting on vicious criminalsThe Sisyphean characters in The Problem You Have may not be pushing a giant rock up a hill, but they are unlikely to ever get where they are going. Yet despite knowing that, they push on and work with graceful resignation. In McBrearty's newest collection, a diverse group of characters encounter turning points. A minor criminal seeking warmth on a frigid night climbs through a farmhouse window to discover more than he ever expected. A dying soldier