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Out of Orange

A Memoir

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The real-life Alex Vause from the acclaimed Netflix show shares her story for the first time in a powerful memoir about crime, punishment, friendship, and marriage, set against the backdrop of the drug trade. Fans of the show, based on Piper Kerman's bestseller, will find Catherine Cleary Wolters' narrative enlightening as she offers insights that clarify her experiences and answer common questions. This memoir provides a poignant analysis of crime and punishment today, revealing the allure of a seemingly glamorous lifestyle that ultimately leads many young women into the harsh realities of prison life. Wolters, who learned about her portrayal in the media, recounts her journey through the drug trade, her time in incarceration, and her relationships, including her complicated one with Piper. Yet, she transcends her past, reflecting on her growth and the person she has become. Filled with vivid characters, compelling stories, and hard-earned lessons, this memoir promises to be both provocative and inspiring, offering a unique perspective on the complexities of life shaped by crime and redemption.

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Out of Orange, Cleary Wolters

Lingua
Pubblicato
2016
Rilegatura
(In brossura),
Condizioni del libro
Danneggiato
Prezzo
7,39 €

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Titolo
Out of Orange
Sottotitolo
A Memoir
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2016
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
320
ISBN10
0062376144
ISBN13
9780062376145
Serie
Descrizione
The real-life Alex Vause from the acclaimed Netflix show shares her story for the first time in a powerful memoir about crime, punishment, friendship, and marriage, set against the backdrop of the drug trade. Fans of the show, based on Piper Kerman's bestseller, will find Catherine Cleary Wolters' narrative enlightening as she offers insights that clarify her experiences and answer common questions. This memoir provides a poignant analysis of crime and punishment today, revealing the allure of a seemingly glamorous lifestyle that ultimately leads many young women into the harsh realities of prison life. Wolters, who learned about her portrayal in the media, recounts her journey through the drug trade, her time in incarceration, and her relationships, including her complicated one with Piper. Yet, she transcends her past, reflecting on her growth and the person she has become. Filled with vivid characters, compelling stories, and hard-earned lessons, this memoir promises to be both provocative and inspiring, offering a unique perspective on the complexities of life shaped by crime and redemption.