For the Term of His Unnatural Life: Chopper 4

"The governor called me into his office one fine day and in his best serious voice with his best serious look told me I could no longer write letters to my publishers because it appeared to him that I was trying to write another book. The man should have been a rocket scientist ..." The fourth volume of Chopper's memoirs were written behind bars, against the wishes of the prison authorities and smuggled out in the form of letters. Including stories about drinking with Bob Hawke, Chopper's reflections on the closing of the infamous H-Division section of the Victorian prison system, his unique take on race relations, sex and relationships, For the Term of His Unnatural Life gives an even greater insight into the mind and life of one of Australia's most notorious criminals, and what daily life behind bars in maximum security prison is actually like.