It's a new tradition: Feloni$t Friday, a Friday reflection on the current realities faced by felons. In this bonus episode, the Feloni$t dives headfirst into the emotions and triggers that …
Something shifts in Are You There God, It's Me Felonist — not a miracle, not a revelation, but a strange, steadying clarity that feels like it comes from somewhere just …
In Sifting Drama from Truth, the Felonist begins to separate instinct from noise, fantasy from reality, and self‑protection from self‑betrayal, capturing the messy, moment‑to‑moment mental work of surviving incarceration and …
Holding My Head marks the moment the Felonist stops collapsing into herself and begins, inch by inch, to lift her head again — literally and figuratively. Hunger, exhaustion, doubt, and …
The Felonist reaches the strange, disorienting moment where she meets herself again — not the good girl, not the party girl, not the drama queen, not the caretaker, but the …
In Gone Girl, The Felonist reaches the point where she feels herself slipping away. These Rikers diary entries capture the terrifying sense of becoming unrecognizable to herself — the guilt …
In Ding Dong the Good Girl is Dead, something in the Felonist breaks — and something truer begins to take hold. The Felonist hits the point where the old performance …
In this episode of the Rikers Island Diaries, the Felonist begins to sense the first faint shift inside herself — a flicker she can’t yet name. As she writes from …
In the first entries of her Rikers Diaries, the Felonist begins writing to her younger self — "Little Felonist” — in a series of raw, unguarded letters that trace the …
In this first episode of The Rikers Diaries, the Felonist introduces herself with unflinching honesty — a returning citizen, an addict in recovery, and a storyteller finally ready to confront …
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