Yesterday, Maurice Clarett updated the blog he writes from prison with yet another personal and emotional entry.  This time he has a message for those who have forgotten him.  He writes: Someone sent me a photo to autograph and the photo sent me down memory lane. My choices weren't the best but I don't...

In yesterday's entry of "The Mind of Maurice Clarett," Maurice discusses the hardships that confront his fellow prisoners facing life sentences. He writes: Through conversation I've learned that some of these men have families that care about them just like mine and kids they'd like to raise the same...

Once again, Maurice Clarett's blog is much more than just a great quote.  In another riveting post Clarett writes: "The thought of me possibly going home early is leaving me restless. I think of freedom all day and night. In the nighttime I toss and turn. It seems like the feeling heavily hits me when...

In today's entry of "The Mind of Maurice Clarett," instead of his usual personal insights about life and his transformative experience in prison, Maurice gives us some pearls from the quote book. Some of his sources include Lord Chesterfield, Woodrow Wilson, Dorothy Sayers, and Oscar Wilde. Who ever...

Yet another captivating entry from "The Mind of Maurice Clarett" -- the blog that Clarett writes from his jail cell. He ponders the family visit: "Is it a good thing or a bad thing?" In heart-wrenching, take-you-there detail, Clarett describes the anticipation that precedes his family's arrival, their...