Sentence examples for prison writers from inspiring English sources

One of the best, and most famous, prison writers was Eldridge Cleaver.

We are reminded that there are, abundantly, prizes for regional writers, for black writers, for Christian writers, for Jewish writers, for prison writers, for teenage writers, for science writers, and on and on.

Prison writers, by and large, are felons, convicted killers, robbers and con artists linked by an urge to memorialize a wayward life, a survival strategy or a religious conversion, and in the process, to entertain.

A VICTORY FOR PRISON WRITERS -- A prizewinning creative writing program for women in prison in Connecticut is to be reinstated, and the inmates will be allowed to keep royalties from a compilation of their work, said Steve Ecker, a Hartford lawyer who represents the authors.

But our nation's correctional facilities continue to shut down prisons to journalists and to punish prison writers.

Two other published "prison writers" (Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and Tommy Trantino) were also in the class which explored the outside world to which they aspired.

The rules state that prisoners are allowed to write, but once a prison writer achieves success and actually earns an audience, that's when the trouble starts.

It's a case I leaned on during my own tenure as a prison writer.

The person who attempted to assassinate Dündar was set free after a few months in prison, while writers and journalists continue to be jailed because of their opinions.

One of the tricks used by the Prison Break writers is to constantly shift the sympathetic characters.

Robert Knepper reprised his role as T-Bag in the 2011 A&E Network television series, Breakout Kings, which was created by Prison Break writers Matt Olmstead and Nick Santora.