Aidan is trapped in a prison cell, but with his power to inhabit other animals he can still experience a modicum of freedom... As long as his jailers don't find out.
I'm writing an article on "why people read," and "what makes a good story." In it, I'm more or less collecting 1-2 paragraph quotes by various authors, then linking to a site of their choosing. Would you like to have a snippet?
I don't think it is necessary information - it would lead the reason to focus on his crime rather than the fact of his imprisonment. I have a genuinely fear that in the future it will be possible to stop prisoners from dreaming and that right-wing politicians will be seen as being tough on crime by calling for its wide-scale implementation.
I'm writing an article on "why people read," and "what makes a good story." In it, I'm more or less collecting 1-2 paragraph quotes by various authors, then linking to a site of their choosing. Would you like to have a snippet?
I don't think it is necessary information - it would lead the reason to focus on his crime rather than the fact of his imprisonment. I have a genuinely fear that in the future it will be possible to stop prisoners from dreaming and that right-wing politicians will be seen as being tough on crime by calling for its wide-scale implementation.