The Prisoner

The Prisoner by Thomas M. Disch is a novel published by Pan Macmillan in September 1992. This edition spans 176 pages and is presented in English. The story centers on a character known as Number 6, a former top secret agent who finds himself imprisoned in a mysterious village where surveillance is omnipresent. The narrative explores his repeated attempts to escape from this surreal and oppressive environment.
Readers will encounter a blend of intrigue and tension as Number 6 navigates the challenges of his captivity. The book delves into themes of freedom and control, highlighting the psychological and physical struggles faced by the protagonist. As he confronts the forces that seek to keep him subdued, the story raises questions about identity and autonomy within a controlled society. This edition offers a fresh perspective on the classic tale, coinciding with the revival of the TV series that inspired it.
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Published to coincide with a repeat of the TV series, The Prisoner. The man known as Number 6 had been a top secret agent. Now he’s the Prisoner, held captive in a sinister fairy-tale village where electronic eyes monitor his every move. Repeatedly he’s escaped, but been brought back each time.
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