Sharon Grace is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Social Policy and Social Work at the University of York.Maggie O’Neill is Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Head of Department at the University College Cork. Tammi Walker is Professor of Forensic Psychology and College Principal at Durham University.Hannah King is Associate Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Lucy Baldwin is Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Health and Life Sciences at De Montfort University. Alison Jobe is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Orla Lynch is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Director of Research for the Department of Sociology and Criminology at University College Cork. Fiona Measham is Chair in Criminology at the University of Liverpool and Director of The Loop.Kate O'Brien is Assistant Professor in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Durham University. Vicky Seaman is a Support Worker with the Cork Alliance Centre and a PhD Criminology candidate at University College Cork.

• Foreword – Pat CarlenIntroduction – Sharon Grace, Maggie O’Neill, Tammi Walker, Hannah King, Lucy Baldwin, Alison Jobe, Orla Lynch, Fiona Measham, Kate O’Brien and Vicky Seaman1. Hearing the Voices of Women Involved in Drugs and Crime – Sharon Grace2. Knifing Off? The Inadequacies of Desistance Frameworks for Women in the Criminal Justice System in Ireland – Vicky Seaman and Orla Lynch3. Sex Work, Criminalisation and Stigma: Towards a Feminist Criminological Imagination – Maggie O’Neill and Alison Jobe4. Criminal Women in Prison Who Self-harm: What Can We Learn from Their Experiences? – Tammi Walker5. Criminal Mothers: The Persisting Pains of Maternal Imprisonment – Lucy Baldwin, with Mary Elwood and Cassie Brown6. ‘The World Split Open’: Writing, Teaching and Learning with Women in Prison – Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona Measham, with Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel7. Women’s Biographies through Prison – Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel, with Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona MeashamAfterword – Loraine Gelsthorpe

Sharon Grace is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Social Policy and Social Work at the University of York.Maggie O’Neill is Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Head of Department at the University College Cork. Tammi Walker is Professor of Forensic Psychology and College Principal at Durham University.Hannah King is Associate Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Lucy Baldwin is Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Health and Life Sciences at De Montfort University. Alison Jobe is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Orla Lynch is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Director of Research for the Department of Sociology and Criminology at University College Cork. Fiona Measham is Chair in Criminology at the University of Liverpool and Director of The Loop.Kate O'Brien is Assistant Professor in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Durham University. Vicky Seaman is a Support Worker with the Cork Alliance Centre and a PhD Criminology candidate at University College Cork.

• Foreword – Pat CarlenIntroduction – Sharon Grace, Maggie O’Neill, Tammi Walker, Hannah King, Lucy Baldwin, Alison Jobe, Orla Lynch, Fiona Measham, Kate O’Brien and Vicky Seaman1. Hearing the Voices of Women Involved in Drugs and Crime – Sharon Grace2. Knifing Off? The Inadequacies of Desistance Frameworks for Women in the Criminal Justice System in Ireland – Vicky Seaman and Orla Lynch3. Sex Work, Criminalisation and Stigma: Towards a Feminist Criminological Imagination – Maggie O’Neill and Alison Jobe4. Criminal Women in Prison Who Self-harm: What Can We Learn from Their Experiences? – Tammi Walker5. Criminal Mothers: The Persisting Pains of Maternal Imprisonment – Lucy Baldwin, with Mary Elwood and Cassie Brown6. ‘The World Split Open’: Writing, Teaching and Learning with Women in Prison – Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona Measham, with Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel7. Women’s Biographies through Prison – Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel, with Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona MeashamAfterword – Loraine Gelsthorpe

Sharon Grace is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Social Policy and Social Work at the University of York.Maggie O’Neill is Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Head of Department at the University College Cork. Tammi Walker is Professor of Forensic Psychology and College Principal at Durham University.Hannah King is Associate Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Lucy Baldwin is Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Health and Life Sciences at De Montfort University. Alison Jobe is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Durham University. Orla Lynch is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Director of Research for the Department of Sociology and Criminology at University College Cork. Fiona Measham is Chair in Criminology at the University of Liverpool and Director of The Loop.Kate O'Brien is Assistant Professor in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Durham University. Vicky Seaman is a Support Worker with the Cork Alliance Centre and a PhD Criminology candidate at University College Cork.

• Foreword – Pat CarlenIntroduction – Sharon Grace, Maggie O’Neill, Tammi Walker, Hannah King, Lucy Baldwin, Alison Jobe, Orla Lynch, Fiona Measham, Kate O’Brien and Vicky Seaman1. Hearing the Voices of Women Involved in Drugs and Crime – Sharon Grace2. Knifing Off? The Inadequacies of Desistance Frameworks for Women in the Criminal Justice System in Ireland – Vicky Seaman and Orla Lynch3. Sex Work, Criminalisation and Stigma: Towards a Feminist Criminological Imagination – Maggie O’Neill and Alison Jobe4. Criminal Women in Prison Who Self-harm: What Can We Learn from Their Experiences? – Tammi Walker5. Criminal Mothers: The Persisting Pains of Maternal Imprisonment – Lucy Baldwin, with Mary Elwood and Cassie Brown6. ‘The World Split Open’: Writing, Teaching and Learning with Women in Prison – Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona Measham, with Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel7. Women’s Biographies through Prison – Verity-Fee, Phoenix, Iris and Angel, with Hannah King, Kate O’Brien and Fiona MeashamAfterword – Loraine Gelsthorpe