Moving on From West Memphis  Freed from death row, Damien Echols
reflects on where to go next  By Dan Solomon, Fri., Oct. 26,
2012  Moving on From West Memphis Photo courtesy of Peter Ash
Lee  Damien Echols' life as part of the wrongfully imprisoned
West Memphis Three has been well-documented in books, films,
songs, and more. And after his release last August after 18
years on death row, Echols got the chance to document it himself
in his just-released memoir, Life After Death: a frustrating,
honest, and surprisingly joyful account of a life lived under
trying circumstances.  Austin Chronicle: Your life has been
pretty busy lately, with the book release and tour. Plus, you
just moved to Salem, Massachusetts. How long have you been
there?  Damien Echols: I can't even keep track. We started
moving in a month ago. But it's been so weird, because we moved
in, we stayed for three days, then had to go out on the road for
two weeks. We came back this time, stayed for a week, and now
we're getting ready to go back ou