A few days ago, The Lens got an email from Lawson Strickland, the award-winning writer who reported about the spelling bee from Angola prison, where he resides. “Aromatherapy.” “Entrepreneur.” “Bachelorette.” “Bugaboo.” “Cahoots.” “Hunky-dory.”The tension climbed each time a Louisiana State Penitentiary security official read a word aloud for the Angola Spelling Bee. Sponsored by the prisoner-led New Men Ministry and Sobriety Program, it was the brainchild of Daniel Dickerson, who is incarcerated at Louisiana State Penitentiary, commonly called Angola Prison. But it would be over a decade until the next bee, as the creator of the spelling bee dealt with health issues. “They are welcome to ask me about words either before or after the spelling bee.