Blackbirds in the Pomegranate Tree: Stories from Ixcotel State Prison
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Blackbirds in the Pomegranate Tree: Stories from Ixcotel State Prison

by Mary Ellen Sanger

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Mary Ellen Sanger’s Blackbirds in the Pomegranate Tree: Stories from Ixcotel State Prison gathers literary stories associated with a prison setting. The collection focuses attention on Ixcotel State Prison, inviting readers to encounter a work shaped by place, confinement, and the human experiences suggested by its title.

About This Book

Blackbirds in the Pomegranate Tree is a collection of stories connected with Ixcotel State Prison.

The book’s setting places prison life at the center of its literary focus.

Mary Ellen Sanger is the author.

With its distinctive title and setting, the book offers readers a collection grounded in the experiences associated with Ixcotel State Prison.

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