Mea Culpa - A Way Out of Hell: Perdition

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Perdition is the final instalment in the Mea Culpa trilogy. This is the author’s hell. The book is an exact re-enactment of his time spent incarcerated in jail and prison for the excesses of his sins. The New Mexico prison system is examined and shown with an unusual slant in a journal-like approach to the author’s day-to-day experiences, interactions, and interpretations of life on both sides of the prison bars. It is fascinating. It is also the author’s crucible for his salvation. In the most incongruous of scenarios, perdition is where Dennis finds atonement and redemption. The scenes and language can be shocking at times, but their genuineness cannot be doubted. Prison life is coarse and shocking. It is Dennis’s first up-close look at the realities of life behind bars, and he is forced to examine the reality of his own existence. Perdition is a deconstruction of an individual life and the society to which he belongs.