'I may smile again, and even laugh. Perhaps I will sing again.' 

What does 'tomorrow' mean to you? For the men and women in Dubai Central Prison, tomorrow represents freedom, a new start, new possibilities. But there is uncertainty, too, among the anticipation. Will friends and family forgive them? How will they cope in the outside world? Raw, heartfelt and painfully honest, this collection of essays gives an insight into a world most of us will never see.

Written in the inmates' own words during the course of a unique one-week writers-in-residence scheme, it contains stories of disappointment, of shame and broken dreams, yet also sends a powerful and uplifting message of survival, growth, and hope for the future. 

'This is not the end. I am not quitting.'