Newjack: A Year as a Prison Guard in New York's Most Infamous Maximum Security Jail
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Newjack: A Year as a Prison Guard in New York's Most Infamous Maximum Security Jail

by Ted Conover

Sociology memoir Nonfiction True Crime
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In Newjack, Ted Conover documents a year spent as a prison guard in New York’s most infamous maximum-security jail. This immersive nonfiction account examines the demanding work of corrections and offers a close perspective on the prison system from inside its walls.

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Ted Conover’s Newjack chronicles a year spent working as a prison guard in New York’s most infamous maximum-security jail.

The book presents an firsthand account of prison work and the environment of a maximum-security facility.

Through Conover’s experience, it explores the realities of correctional work and life within the prison system.

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