Hinton Publishing

Get excited for our upcoming one-of-a-kind book club!
We’re starting a book club to connect community, across prison walls, around local heritage. Thanks to a heritage grant from 4Culture !

How it will work: 1) We’ll send copies of Still True to folks incarcerated in WA DOC 2) We invite them to send us their responses to the book 3) We host 4 in-person meetings in South King County, led by our inside book club members’ responses 4) We collect responses from inside and outside members for a newsletter. Send it to inside members and host it online for free

Still True: The Evolution of an Unexpected Journalist is 10 years of journalistic writing about Seattle, from a 4th-generation Black Feminist Southender: Reagan E J Jackson. We are so excited to have an exchange of local histories through Jackson’s lens!

Get Involved!
Give us the name or DOC number of a loved one you have in WA DOC- we’ll send them a book!

Donate so we can afford to send even more books to folks inside! In payment notes, write "still true books to" (https://f.mtr.cool/qxcbbxxhcf)

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A dream became an invitation. That invitation became a movement.

In the latest edition of Speak the Sojourner, Reagan Jackson traces Mixtape Memoir back to its source: a dream that grew into a writing practice built on memory, music, ancestry, and community. This special issue doesn't just tell that story; it hands the mic to the writers themselves, featuring powerful work from this year's Mixtape Memoir participants. Their pieces are a reminder that the stories we carry aren't just ours to keep, but are gifts we leave behind for those who come after us.

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