Hard Prison

By Enrico Cinaschi

Luigi Bartolini is sure to have won his challenge against the world. As soon as he gets out of prison, he will be free to enjoy the huge sum of money that he managed to scam from the insurance company he worked for.
But life presents unexpected events, and what promised to be a short period of detention will turn into an ordeal during which the protagonist will suffer acts of violent physical abuse of a homosexual nature that will mark him deeply.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Enrico Cinaschi
• Release date: Jul 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9781667436227

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Hard Prison | Enrico Cinaschi

Hard Prison

Enrico Cinaschi

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Translated by Jesus M. Gonzalez 

Hard Prison

Written By Enrico Cinaschi

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ENRICO CINASCHI

HARD PRISON

VIOLENT GAY STORY

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Everyone is afraid of being asses, this situation has me a bit bored.

Maybe it would be better if we all became asses and make something good of ourselves"

Charles Bukowski

CHAPTER I

I would like to understand better.

Nothing happened, apparently. But since they learned that my stay will be prolonged Edoardo, and Don Pino have started to treat me differently.

Nothing remarkable, mind you.

However, Edoardo's cordiality has turned into a sort of perennial silent reproach, while Don Pino's substantial lack of interest, rarely interspersed with excerpts of friendly conversation, has become a rigid, almost ostentatious, rejection.

I had thought of asking Edoardo, with whom I feel I have more confidence, as soon as I could exchange a few words with him in peace, the reason for this change. And, in particular if, completely inadvertently, I could have offended someone in some way, declaring myself, immediately afterwards, sincerely sorry and ready to resolve the situation.

But then I decided to give up. Maybe I was simply shocked, or my two companions have other problems that have nothing to do with me at all.

I wanted to wait. But I didn't have the time.

Today, as soon as Don Pino left for the two hours of air, Edoardo invited me to stay with him in the room, turned off the perpetually on