Who I am and my story, updated April 22, 2022 — Biography My name is Damian Delune and I’m married to sex writer and educator, Demeter deLune. I know, I’m a lucky guy! I’m not the prolific storyteller my wife is, but I promise to do my best. I’ve been coming up with stories in my head most of my life. It’s…

One state is proposing a bill to allow inmates time off their sentence if they donate organs. — By: Demeter V Delune In headlines I never thought I would read anywhere other than The Onion, this week I was scrolling through a Twitter thread about women in comas being used as human incubators (which is horrific enough) when I saw something else I never thought I would read. A Massachusetts bill could allow prisoners to swap their organs for their freedom.

Prison reform will never happen in this country as long as our citizens wish the worst on every offender. — In the most recent piece published here, I wrote about the Chrisley’s being sent to prison for white collar crimes. More accurately, I wrote about some of the reactions to the type of prison Todd Chrisley in particular was sent to. …

Reports that Todd Chrisley is being housed in the nation’s 2nd cushiest prison prove this. — We’ve all heard the term “Club Fed” and likely have an idea in our minds as to what that means. Sure, it’s still a prison, but it probably has lackadaisical rules, unlocked cell doors, comfortable mattresses, good food, probably even conjugal visits — inmates running the asylum so to speak. …

More often than not, trial and error — and the whims of whomever is in the mail room are major factors. — By: Demeter V Delune Author’s Note: I’d like to preface this piece by saying we don’t tolerate shaming of natural sexual urges and practices here. Whether you’re out in the regular world or inside a correctional institution, masturbation is a normal part of life. If you don’t want to read…

My advice to anyone who’s facing time in prison on how to make it through the beginning. — Recently, someone ran across older articles through Yahoo and reached out to us and asked for advice for her husband who’s facing a five year prison sentence. He’s never been incarcerated before and like me, he took a plea deal, so he’s aware ahead of time of his sentence and…

Everything comes at a price in prison, typically a steep one. — When you’re in prison, one of the first things you learn, before anything else, is that everything has a price. If you weren’t already painfully aware before, clearly, you’ve lost your freedom. That’s pretty much a given. But what I’m referring to for the purposes of this article, is monetary. …

The story of the pettiness of guards in prison over a half sleeve of Oreos on Christmas Eve — So far in my time at this particular camp I’ve seen some pretty petty shit happen. Some of it was at the hands of other inmates, but more often than not, it’s the behavior of the guards (COs) that takes the cake, or in this case, the cookies. There is…

Or, what happens when you dare to think people aren’t shit. — For three days, I had a shred of hope. Just a shred, but it was there. Let me back up a moment. As of the beginning of November, I qualified for minimum custody, otherwise known as my “greens”. At the end of October, my name went up on the list…