In the spirit of George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London, Nick Danziger has written a harrowing account of the marginalized, the homeless, and the unemployed of Great Britain. Featuring 48 photographs. In 1994, for the better part of a year, Nick Danziger lived among the homeless and unemployed in the ruined factory towns and ``no-go'' areas of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. There, he won the trust, shared the lives, and listened to the stories of hundreds of society's outsiders. In words and photographs, he records the lives of Britain's forgotten people as he pays tribute to their resilience in the face of overwhelming odds. Nick Danziger is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and a highly published photographer; he is the author of Danziger's Travels and Danziger's Adventures: From Miami to Kabul. 368 pp 5 x 8 48 b/w photos