Ex Prisoner and Best Selling Author Glenn Langohr, Received His 500th Book Review on Amazon. All of his books are available in Print, Kindle and Audio Book.

Glenn Langohr spent 10 years in prison on drug charges with 4 years on Solitary Confinement before becoming a best selling author. He writes about the Drug War and Prison Conditions primarily but also writes Prayer Books and Self Help Books that relate to Addiction and Recovery.

Here’s a few of his reviews~ For Roll Call~ http://amzn.to/13cjMgw

• A harrowing, down-and-dirty depiction–sometimes reminiscent of Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic–of America’s war on drugs, by former dealer and California artist Langohr. Locked up for a decade on drugs charges and immersed in both philosophical tomes and modern pulp thrillers, Langohr penned Roll Call. A vivid, clamorous account of the war on drugs. —Kirkus Discoveries, Nielsen Business Media, 770 Broadway, N.Y Yk

• “Whacks you aside the head with the force of a baseball bat. Langohr’s incredible description of his fight for survival in prison has ‘screenplay’ written all over it.” John South, American Media
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For Underdog:  http://amzn.to/14ATrXC “This book does not glamorize prison life but rather accurately reports on the cruel reality, which may shock and frighten many readers. The author skillfully makes the point that the general public has more awareness for and more compassion for caged dogs than for prisoners. He also reaches through the bars and describes how the guards are organized into gangs and other criminal enterprises.” JT Kalnay Attorney 

And ex-con Langohr can describe the hell of life inside better than any other writer. His vivid passages on just surviving in prison describe a nightmare we’d rather not know about.

He compares the plight of abandoned dogs, locked and horribly mistreated in rows of cages in animal shelters, to California prison inmates, locked and abused in the same cages.
Not a book for the faint of heart. We who sleep peacefully in our beds at night, unaware of the savagery going on behind prison walls, can only thankfully say: “There, but for the grace of God, go I.” John South, American Media

For Race Riots:  http://amzn.to/1cFwZBI

• “A raw, breathless descent through the inner circle of the California Penal Hell. Fraught with detail that only someone who’s been there could know.” Phillip Doran, TV Producer and author“

 The story starts with a visually intense prison riot from the eyes of the main character, B.J, who is leaving California’s hardest core prison, Pelican Bay, to enter another violent prison. From there, B.J gets into the politics of prison life as he tries to deal with problems between races and the prison staff and stay alive while searching for a chance to change his life.” Jackie Smith U.S.C.