He was imprisoned himself with many people who were illiterate, he says, but many of them were writing poetry, or singing songs about their captivity - "it's the same impulse that drives people to prayer".
Nevertheless, Ackerley soon decided that he had no real talent for writing, and in 1928 he took a job — or, as he later put it, "imprisoned" himself — at the BBC.
GEORGIA'S political drama was inspired by a television reality show in which a pop singer imprisoned himself in a mock cell, from where he lambasted the government for betraying the country.
Imprisoning himself in a hovel on the edge of town, distilling his resentment, he is self-consciously playing out the play.
He imprisoned Asim for embezzling money and failing to campaign against the rebels, and immediately took the field himself.
He imprisoned one of the men there.
Abul-Futoh, 62 – who is renowned for his opposition to the Sadat and Mubarak regimes, for which he was imprisoned – presents himself as the candidate of the revolution who is able to reach out to the youth and various political forces.
Like Humbert, he is imprisoned for a murder he can't bring himself to regret, and like Humbert's, his confession is far less concerned with that act than with the scandalous love affair that precipitated it.
He was imprisoned at Guantánamo, where he spent seven years.
He finds himself imprisoned by a suburban couple, Everett and Glory (Jude Ciccolella and Susan Priver), with a taste for human flesh.
