All Screwed Up offers a unique inside view of one man's experiences behind bars as a Prison Officer, of his relationships with prisoners, fellow officers and prison governors. Full of first-hand anecdotes and fuelled by a strong sense of injustic, this book makes an eye-opening contribution to the ongoing debate about the treatment of minorities in Britain today. With the furore over institutionalised racism, All Screwed Up is both a subjective and objective representation of the racism rampant in British prisons. Unlike previous publications on this subject, All Screwed Up gives the 'foot soldiers' view, 'the man with the keys' experience of what it is really like dealing with societal rejects.