In Canada's most widely acclaimed novel of 2006, international award-winner Kenneth J. Harvey weaves the deceptively simple story of Myrden, a man found to have been wrongly convicted of murder and released after fourteen years in prison. Brilliantly reflecting Myrden's acuatious evaluation of the overwhelming outside workd, Inside draws readers forward with the creeping gravity of Greek tragedy. This is a taut, masterful novel of family, fate and the relative nature of freedom.