Glass Cell

Exploring the psychological impact of incarceration, the narrative follows Philip Carter, who is wrongfully imprisoned for fraud. His six years behind bars transform him from an easygoing man into a suspicious and volatile individual. The story delves into the harsh realities of prison life and the struggle for trust and redemption upon release. With echoes of Dostoyevsky, it offers a critical examination of the prison system's effects, making its themes strikingly relevant even decades after its initial publication in 1964.