Race Riot

Prison Killers, Book 1

Race Riot is a short-form prison memoir drawn from the author's time inside California's maximum-security facilities during a period marked by racial tension, gang politics, and repeated lockdowns.

Serving a decade behind bars, Glenn Langohr recounts how segregation policies, inmate alliances, and underground economies created a fragile balance that could collapse into yard-wide unrest with little warning.

Rather than glorifying conflict, Race Riot documents the environment that produces it and the discipline required to survive within it.

Part of the Life in Lockdown prison memoir series.

Life in Lockdown Series

• Roll Call
• Down on the Yard
• Lock Up Diaries
• Caught in the CrossFire
• Prison Riot
• Race Riot
• Gladiator
• Underdog

©2011 Glenn Langohr (P)2012 Glenn Langohr

Thrilling account of what it’s like to be in prison

This book was an excellent account of fear and action. For anyone who is curious about whah prison is like and how accurate the movies are, this will help you determine that

Good but short

I really enjoyed this book. I liked the narrator & the story learning more & more about the prizon system in CA.

Tense, telling story of prison life

Where does Race Riot rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Near the top

What was one of the most memorable moments of Race Riot?

Near the end, when the tension exploded with the actual riot.

What does Lucas D. Smith bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Distinct character voices, a great sense of the stories energy.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

A great listen, like a documentary of prison life and racial tensions, as well as a great story of building tension.