Showing posts with label best prison books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best prison books. Show all posts
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Former Prisoner, Best Selling Author Glenn Langohr, Reviews Former Prison Guard D.J. Vodicka's Book, The Green Wall
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Best Selling Author Glenn Langohr Speaks About How a Prison Guard Helped Inmates Stab a Child Molester
Best Selling Author Glenn Langohr Speaks About How a Prison Guard Helped Inmates Stab a Child Molester. In Glenn Langohr's newest prison book, "The Art of War: A Prison Memoir", Glenn Langohr explains how a prison guard gave inmates the court paperwork that showed an inmate had 44 counts of Child Molestation, then looked the other way while the inmates slashed the child molesters face on the yard. Langohr also explains how the prison guards get paid time and a half while the yard is on lock down for riots and stabbing incidents for Hazard Pay. You can purchase his newest book here~ http://amzn.to/1d72MKi All 11 of Glenn Langohr's Drug War and Prison Thrillers can be found in Print, Kindle and Audio Book here~ http://amzn.to/19c9Gvo
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Glenn Langohr's Speaks About His Drug War and Prison Redemption Channel and Books
Glenn Langohr's Speaks About His Drug War and Prison Redemption Channel and Books. Glenn Langohr is adapting his books for TV and Movie Production. Check out his Youtube Subscription video and be sure to buy, review and share his books if you believe in Redemption!
Also, join his Facebook Family by friending him and get free copies of his books in Kindle format. All of his books are available in Print and Audio Book as well so just type that into the search bar to locate. Glenn Langohr's Facebook~ https://www.facebook.com/glennlangohrcalifornia
Glenn Langohr's Newest Prison Thriller is "The Art of War: A Memoir" found here~ http://amzn.to/13hyXF1
Also, join his Facebook Family by friending him and get free copies of his books in Kindle format. All of his books are available in Print and Audio Book as well so just type that into the search bar to locate. Glenn Langohr's Facebook~ https://www.facebook.com/glennlangohrcalifornia
Glenn Langohr's Newest Prison Thriller is "The Art of War: A Memoir" found here~ http://amzn.to/13hyXF1
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Glenn Langohr Speaks Out About the California Prison Hunger Strike
Glenn Langohr Speaks Out About the California Prison Hunger Strike.
The Prisons I lived in for 10 years couldn't contain me! I wrote books that shine a light on life behind bars. Check out FREE samples of the Audio Books here~ http://amzn.to/19dNrsm All my books are available in Print or Kindle for immediate download. God Bless You!
The Prisons I lived in for 10 years couldn't contain me! I wrote books that shine a light on life behind bars. Check out FREE samples of the Audio Books here~ http://amzn.to/19dNrsm All my books are available in Print or Kindle for immediate download. God Bless You!
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
PRISONERS FAMILIES VOICES UK: Author Glenn Langohr Supporting Prison Widow
PRISONERS FAMILIES VOICES UK: Author Glenn Langohr Supporting Prison Widow: My friend Glenn from California has written a piece for Prisoners Families Voices: Glenn Langohr Spent 10 Years in Prison, With 4 Yea...
Check out the U.K Prizon Widow who gives a voice to the voiceless. If you share her site I will gift out a kindle copy of one of my books! Give her some love!
Check out the U.K Prizon Widow who gives a voice to the voiceless. If you share her site I will gift out a kindle copy of one of my books! Give her some love!
Sunday, June 23, 2013
JoeyPinkney.com Presents 5 Minutes 5 Questions With Best Selling Prison Author Glenn Langohr (Roll ...
An Interview With Best Selling Prison and Drug War Author Glenn Langohr, Tap This Link to Listen to a FREE Sample/Purchase http://amzn.to/15vsUYh
Also available in Print and Kindle.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Glenn Langohr, the Best Selling Prison and Drug War Author Talks About His Reality TV Series
To check out my best selling Prison Books in Audio Book for a FREE sample/purchase go here~ http://amzn.to/128HxTE Also available in Print and Kindle! Message me for interviews/reviews.
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Glenn Langohr's Blockbuster Prison Book Gets a Great Review from a Prison Guard
Glenn Langohr's Blockbuster Prison Book Gets a Great Review from a Prison Guard from J. Bell.
The end of the book examines Pelican Bay and the situation surrounding many controversies at the facility. It raises a question of whether California needs the prison. I will state without hesitation that the state of California needs a super max facility. However merely being a member of a security threat group (prison gang) should not be reason to send a person to the facility for the rest of their sentence. The notion that an inmate can be validated as a gang member by those currently at the facility and seeking to cut a deal to move to a special needs yard is simply asinine. And the abuse that has been widely reported at Pelican Bay is, if true, inexcusable. Corrections professionals should be well aware that being in prison is the punishment that offenders receive. It is never the job of an officer to punish an inmate. Force should only be used as a last resort in order to keep the facility secure, preserve life, or prevent escape. Hogtying inmates and assaulting them should land the officers responsible in prison themselves... in general population so that those they mistreated would have access to settle old scores. The author and I disagree about some things, such as the prosecution of crimes committed by inmates (I believe that far too few assaults bring about further charges.) and whether the person's convicted of drug crimes belong in prison but we agree that no human should be treated the way that inmates at Pelican Bay are reportedly treated.
A fascinating look into a different world., May 28, 2013
This review is from: UNDERDOG, A True Crime Thriller of Prison Life (Prison Killers- Book 4) (Kindle Edition)
Glenn Langohr answer's a question I've long had about inmates. Namely whether they feel any connection to their friends that are still in prison once they step through the gates into freedom. After years of watching out for one another and moving through a world of violence and terror long time friends can be torn apart by parole, sentence expiration, or simply moves to other prisons. In the system I work for former inmates are not allowed to return as visitors for any person other than immediate family members. Thus it may mean that they will never see one another again. Langohr illustrates that the bonds of solidarity remain strong through years of separation.The end of the book examines Pelican Bay and the situation surrounding many controversies at the facility. It raises a question of whether California needs the prison. I will state without hesitation that the state of California needs a super max facility. However merely being a member of a security threat group (prison gang) should not be reason to send a person to the facility for the rest of their sentence. The notion that an inmate can be validated as a gang member by those currently at the facility and seeking to cut a deal to move to a special needs yard is simply asinine. And the abuse that has been widely reported at Pelican Bay is, if true, inexcusable. Corrections professionals should be well aware that being in prison is the punishment that offenders receive. It is never the job of an officer to punish an inmate. Force should only be used as a last resort in order to keep the facility secure, preserve life, or prevent escape. Hogtying inmates and assaulting them should land the officers responsible in prison themselves... in general population so that those they mistreated would have access to settle old scores. The author and I disagree about some things, such as the prosecution of crimes committed by inmates (I believe that far too few assaults bring about further charges.) and whether the person's convicted of drug crimes belong in prison but we agree that no human should be treated the way that inmates at Pelican Bay are reportedly treated.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Roll Call, A True Crime Prison Story of Corruption and Redemption by Glenn Langohr is Now Available in Audio Book
I am so excited! Hit this link for a FREE sample of Roll Call, A True Crime Prison Story of Corruption and Redemption by Glenn Langohr http://bit.ly/XPcVWE
About 9 months ago Jason Lovett contacted me and told me how much he loved my first novel Roll Call, A True Crime Prison Story of Corruption and Redemption. He is 20 years old and asked me if he could narrate it. He did and is perfect for it as that is the age of the main character BJ, who enters the drug war with abandon. Roll Call is one of those rare books that is both Character driven and Story driven. It is an epic battle of God over evil, hope over addiction and is a snapshot of how our culture is dealing with the drug war the wrong way, by sending people to prison over it. I told Jason, who is my nephew's age that I would focus on promoting this as I know how much time he put in!
God says in the Bible when 2 or more pray for the same thing, if it in His will, He will grant it. So we are praying for Oprah and other publicity!
Here's a couple of my favorite reviews:
- A harrowing, down-and-dirty depiction--sometimes reminiscent of Steven Soderbergh's Traffic--of America's war on drugs, by former dealer and California artist Langohr. Locked up for a decade on drugs charges and immersed in both philosophical tomes and modern pulp thrillers, Langohr penned Roll Call. A vivid, clamorous account of the war on drugs. --Kirkus Discoveries, Nielsen Business Media, 770 Broadway, N.Y Yk
"Whacks you aside the head with the force of a baseball bat. Langohr's incredible description of his fight for survival in prison has 'screenplay' written all over it." John South, American Media
Friday, March 29, 2013
Glenn Langohr Spoke To The Orange County Performing Arts Group About His Best Selling Prison Books
Glenn Langohr Spoke To The Orange County Performing Arts Group About His Best Selling Prison Books
Glenn Langohr Spoke To The Orange County Performing Arts Group About His Best Selling Prison Books
After being featured in the Orange County Register on the front page, Mel Menifee from the Cabaret Division of the Performing Arts in Orange County contacted Glenn to speak to their civic group.
After speaking to Mel on the phone, Glenn researched their website. “I couldn’t believe what a perfect fit it was. Their mission statement, ‘Through art, we believe cultural, racial and poverty divides can be broken down”, is what I also passionately believe.
A few minutes into the speech, Glenn said, “I’m a best seller in the Kindle store on Amazon, but I need you guys to get me on TV, preferably the Oprah Winfrey channel so I can be a best seller in print as well!”
See video of Glenn speaking to the group~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujPUrK0cACU
Glenn explained how he started writing redemptive drug war and prison books from a cell in solitary confinement after running away from home as a 12 year old kid, “The law started catching up with me at 18 years old for selling marijuana.”
Glenn went on to meet a meth dealer and started using the drug in hopes of being able to make all the money back law enforcement seized from him. He says, “I was stuck in a cycle of trying to make enough money to feel like I could quit the business.”
Glenn explained, “I love to speak at colleges to Criminal Justice classes at Universities as a guest Lecturer and expert on the drug war and prison culture. I also hope to speak to kids in High Schools about the dangers of using drugs.”
Glenn read a portion from his first novel Roll Call and the Kirkus Discoveries Nielson Media review from NY, “A harrowing, down-and-dirty depiction–sometimes reminiscent of Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic–of America’s war on drugs, by former dealer and California artist Langohr. Locked up for a decade on drugs charges and immersed in both philosophical tomes and modern pulp thrillers, Langohr penned Roll Call. A vivid, clamorous account of the war on drugs.” –Kirkus Discoveries, Nielsen Business Media, 770 Broadway, N.Y Yk
Glenn Langohr also talked about his new Christian Prayer book that is in the top 5 in the Amazon Kindle store in prayer books. To purchase it in print or kindle go here~ http://amzn.to/YPq8ud
After speaking to the group for 20 minutes, Glenn Langohr signed copies of his books and donated a few to their charity to auction off for underprivileged kids. He also answered questions about prison conditions.
To find Glenn Langohr’s books and social media sites, or contact him for copies for review and interviews, go here:
To purchase Glenn’s books in print, kindle or audio in the UK http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00571NY5A
In the US http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00571NY5A
To contact Glenn on facebook~https://www.facebook.com/glennlangohrcalifornia
To contact Glenn on Linkedin ~ http://linkd.in/ZH8lc7 Glenn’s audio books for a free sample on Amazon~ http://amzn.to/Yi9Uxo
Thursday, March 28, 2013
An Interview With Best Selling Prison Author Glenn Langohr
An Interview With Best Selling Prison Author Glenn Langohr
How much of yourself is hidden in the characters in your books? A lot. I lived a life as a drug criminal for many years. It started as a runaway at the age of 12. It continued for 20 more years. Through writing, I found a spiritual way to deal with it in a positive way.
How much of a story do you have in mind before you start writing? I usually have the story already done before I start. Of course a few new twists and turns can happen but for the most part, I see the story as if it is a movie.
How do you develop and differentiate your characters? I paint with the true colors of life, with real characters, so they are divided by different drug gangs, different races, different sides of the law and different motivations.
Do you have specific techniques you use to develop the plot and stay on track? At times, my writing turns to fiction to transition the story from point A to point B and that Is when it gets hard to stay on track. Sometimes I have to throw away sections and start over.
How (or when) do you decide that you are finished writing a story? In the beginning that was hard because I wanted the perfect ending. My first novel, Roll Call: A True Crime Prison Story of Corruption and Redemption is 700 pages but I got the perfect ending! Kirkus Discoveries from NY Nielson Media reviewed it and called me a “Master Director” and said, “A Harrowing-Down-and-Dirty Depiction of the U.S. War on Drugs” they also related it to my favorite drug war movie “Traffic”.
Now all my books are way shorter. I figured out how to end them a little easier.
Is there a message in your writing you want readers to grasp? I have nine drug war and prison books that are meant to do two things. I strive to shine a light on how “tough on crime” political platforms are hurting us as a society because they aren’t “smart on crime” and we need more compassion in relation to the drug laws. My books show human beings being sent to prison who are addicted to drugs and fighting poverty the only way they know how. While in prison, the readers can see for themselves that the addiction is bred into an affliction much harder to escape, where gangs, tattoos and violence are the solution to the pressure. What do you think that does for the community when those petty drug criminals are released without any new skills or way to live, starting over from scratch, without a job, or a place to live?
What are you working on right now? The TV show “Lock Up Abroad” interviewed me for the upcoming season that is going to focus on U.S. Prisons. They want me to write a story without any fiction at all about my time in prison toward the end of my sentence when some crazy stuff happened.
Have you always wanted to be a writer? No, I never imagined it until I was in prison for 10 years and stuck in a cell in solitary confinement.
At what age did you discover your love of writing? I was 32 years old at the time.
What was the first story that you wrote? Roll Call: A True Crime Prison Story of Corruption and Redemption.
When were you first published? How were you discovered? I published in 2009 after sending my manuscript to a bunch of publishers.
What is the most difficult part of the whole writing process? Going over it again and again to make it perfect. The rewriting can be overwhelming and it takes other professional readers and authors to add their thoughts.
What do you like to read? I love suspense thrillers, romance, young adult, crime anything, mystery and Westerns.
What writer influences you the most? There are so many it is hard to name one. Lee Childs is fantastic. James Patterson writes short chapters the way I do. James Clavelle writes culture the way I do.
If your book was made into a TV series or Movie, which actors would you like to see playing your characters? I envision making stars out of real prisoners who are in my books. Why have someone pretend to be a Mexican Mobster or Hell’s Angel when the real thing is available?
Where can people learn more about you and your books?
To purchase Glenn’s books in print, kindle or audio in the UK http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00571NY5A
In the US http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00571NY5A
To contact Glenn on facebook~https://www.facebook.com/glennlangohrcalifornia
To contact Glenn on Linkedin ~ http://linkd.in/ZH8lc7 Glenn’s audio books for a free sample on Amazon~ http://amzn.to/Yi9Uxo
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Lift You UP Blog - Always there for You: GUEST AUTHOR INTERVIEW WITH GLENN LANGOHR
Lift You UP Blog - Always there for You: GUEST AUTHOR INTERVIEW WITH GLENN LANGOHR Check out this awesome page from my new friend James in the UK. He has a great site for authors to promote their books and for readers to connect with authors and find great new books! He is a great Christian and he let me talk about how I went from writing in prison on drug charges to becoming a best selling author of drug war and prison thrillers that are chalked full of redemption.
Attention All Authors and Readers of Great Books: authorsdb.com is the Hottest New Site
Attention All Authors and Readers of Great Books: authorsdb.com is the Hottest New Site
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Authors DB is a great way to find a hot new author and book to read and it is also a great place for authors to share their books.
At Authors DB I was able to not only give my newest Prison Thriller Books a place to show off all my greatest review, book covers and awards, I am also able to update any new videos that relate to a book on youtube! Check this one out I posted:
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Authors DB is a great way to find a hot new author and book to read and it is also a great place for authors to share their books.
I highly recommend dropping by Authors DB to meet hot new authors and to find something great to read! Stop on by authorsdb.com
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Another Great Review For My True Prison Story Prison Riot!
Prison Riot by glenn langohr review From http://www.dealsharingaunt.blogspot.com
I was not too surprised when I read Glenn's latest book Prison Riot. I previously reviewed Underdog here !
This book was about what happens after a prison riot. The prison dynamic is a hard one to follow, and is not for the faint of heart. Being in lock down was horrible. They do not care if they get your name right, or your information right. The main goal is to keep the prison safe. What has to be done to ensure your own personal safety was a little surreal to me. We take for granted how we live, and our freedom. The thing that I took for granted the most was showers. It is a good thing that these prisoners were not afraid of small spaces. I would be terrified. The guards own you, and everything you do. This is a true story, and that made me feel even more for the innocent prisoners that were not involved in the prison riot. I recommend this to crime buffs everywhere so that they can see the other side of law enforcement. I am Giving this book a 5/5, because I am still interested in reading more from this author. Even though I have already read two of his books.
This book was about what happens after a prison riot. The prison dynamic is a hard one to follow, and is not for the faint of heart. Being in lock down was horrible. They do not care if they get your name right, or your information right. The main goal is to keep the prison safe. What has to be done to ensure your own personal safety was a little surreal to me. We take for granted how we live, and our freedom. The thing that I took for granted the most was showers. It is a good thing that these prisoners were not afraid of small spaces. I would be terrified. The guards own you, and everything you do. This is a true story, and that made me feel even more for the innocent prisoners that were not involved in the prison riot. I recommend this to crime buffs everywhere so that they can see the other side of law enforcement. I am Giving this book a 5/5, because I am still interested in reading more from this author. Even though I have already read two of his books.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Gangster Prison Life in California Exposed by Author Glenn Langohr
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