Your family received a couple of letters that had been smuggled out of Libya and, once, a tape recording that your father once managed to make in prison, but you don't know whether he's alive or dead.
(Compare the sincerely unhappy self-portraits that he made in prison).
The Russian prison system has changed little since the days of the Gulag, an observation that Khodorkovsky made in "Prison and Freedom".
On one wall of her living room is the purple quilt she made in prison as a memorial to her mother.
PHILADELPHIA — Think of art made in prison, and what probably springs to mind is an obsessively detailed drawing on the walls of a cell, or a searingly expressionistic self-portrait.
With Randy's money, supplemented by a little Gardner had saved selling craftworks he made in prison, they bought a plot of land in northern Utah where they planned to teach troubled kids how to farm.
He also has plans to mount an exhibit in Tokyo of the mostly expressionistic paintings and sketches he had made in prison, but he does not know whether the parole board will allow him to go there.
At the same time, through a connection made in prison, Mr. Batebi sought help from the underground Kurdish Democratic Party of Iran, which soon directed him to Argentine Square in Tehran.
According to interviews with Arab, American and European intelligence officials, as well as investigative files, Mr. Mahmoud combines a gift for inspiring followers, a knack for tapping into the power of the Internet and a virtual Rolodex of Qaeda leadership connections, many made in prison or in training camps.
The finding that community resources available to ex-offenders are often insufficient for these individuals to maintain gains made in prison when they enter the community is consistent with findings in many other studies of health and health behaviors of re-entering individuals, especially women.
