1st February 2010 Thomas Miller Port Phillip Prison, PO Box 376 Laverton, Vic, 3028 Dear Thomas,  I was so glad to receive your last letter. Your handwriting is just as I remember it.  I suppose you wont get to see my writing, what with the old Underwood and all. But a letter is enough, isn’t […]

I see you have returned, my young readers. I don’t know what age you are, but everyone feels young compared to I. But I’m glad you are back. The plight of Ms Lorraine Miller captured your attention, hasn’t it? I know it definitely captivated mine. Although, it’s hard not to be captivated when you’re the […]

Oh Lorraine. The poor dear, things really started to get a bit hairy here. She never came to me quite the same way after this. She didn’t even bother to put me away. At first I enjoyed the fresh air on my rollers, but if I’m left out too long – I start to seize […]

1st March 2010 Thomas Miller Port Phillip Prison, PO Box 376 Laverton, Vic, 3028 Dear Thomas,  I was sorry to hear that things weren’t  aren’t always that easy in there. You never did so well in institutions.  But that’s okay. Not one size fIts all.  I always told you that. You remember me telling you […]

This is the last letter from our precious friend Lorraine. I imagine you have guessed to her state of mind by now. After she wrote the last letter, she went on down to the prison and I think it jarred her memory. She came smashing back into the house after and blew into the home […]

1st April 2010 Thomas Miller Port Phillip Prison, PO Box 376 Laverton, Vic, 3028 Dear Thomas,  They made me see your body. I don’t know why. They knew who you were. Maybe I asked them to let me see you. The detaIls always get hazy with time.  It’s been three years sInce then.  But It […]