Dj Hobbs

A Beginner's Guide to Her Majesty's Prison Dj Hobbs

A NARRATIVE MASQUERADING AS A GUIDEThis eye opening, seemingly unfeeling journey of a young and angry prisoner worms its way under the reader's skin by adopted the accessible and addictive prose of a self-help book. Its controversial subject matter, foul language and acerbic wit are unrestrained and highly provocative. The well-appointed and touching illustrations are certain to bring a tear to the reader's eye whether it is in sorrow or amusement. The characters are undefined yet immediately relatable for their exploits and motives. Every word is refreshingly honest and direct as the protagonist pulls back the curtain on places and situations that are all too often whitewashed, exaggerated or misunderstood. This illustrated novella will indisputably serve as standard reference material for the subject of rehabilitation-focused incarceration in early twenty-first century Britain. Overall, it is a perfectly distilled snapshot of a simpler world on the brink of profound change, which effortlessly touches on several relevant contemporary issues, including religion, sexuality and gender.