Pippin Ross’s New Book, “Crash Course: A Reporters Journey into Prison," is a Frontline Expose Which Documents Hard-Core Events That Forced the Author’s Time in Prison
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Santa Rosa, CA, March 27, 2024 --( PR.com )-- Fulton Books author Pippin Ross, who holds a BA in Journalism, from the University of Massachusetts, wrote “Crash Course: A Reporters Journey into Prison” from the copious notes she wrote to detail why prisons are currently packed with people, like her, punished for illegal, mostly non-violent behaviors brought on by drugs and alcohol.A powerful true story to document how and why her addiction to alcohol and cocaine was to numb and dumb a bad guy group-rape revenge for her investigatory story on black-market airplane parts, and numerous print and broadcast (NPR) pieces on court, crime, politicians, lawyers and institutions profiteering unethical scams. To remedy her difficulties with toxins jeopardized, and in many cases, destroyed aspects of her personal and professional life. Now I can garden, eat fresh and healthy food, pick up the phone and say, ‘Hello?,’ pat dogs, openly kiss, ride a bike, take a bath, open an unlocked door to step outside.“My self-imposed slew of internal and external hard knocks notwithstanding, I’m entertained by simply being aware and non-judgmental. Annoyance, rejects, low income, jerks, and assholes are constant aspects of daily life. An intimate self-portrait that is sure to remain with readers long after its conclusion.Readers who wish to experience this mesmerizing work can purchase “Crash Course: A Reporters Journey into Prison” at select bookstores, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.