A nonfiction account by a former lawmaker sentenced to prison in a secretary-salary fraud case, reflecting on prison life and the case itself. Through details of incarceration, it portrays both institutions and people.

A record that reexamines institutions and the self from inside prison.

A nonfiction work examining cases in which perpetrators of serious crimes avoid or receive reduced punishment because of insanity or diminished capacity. It sharply questions the gaps among justice, psychiatry, and victims' feelings.

It presses the boundary between law and responsibility around killings that are not fully judged.