The Dispossessed
Robert McLiam Wilson, Donovan Wylie
Picador
1992
When reading
The Dispossessed, one is immediately reminded of Jack London, who, in 1902, walked the squalid streets of London and spent six months in the East End. This experience inspired Jack London to write
People of the Abyss. In
The Dispossessed Robert McLiam Wilson and photographer Donovan Wylie describe with great attention to detail and empathy the poverty, lack of hope, and absolute desperation of those left behind by Thatcher’s government policies in the cities of London, Glasgow and Belfast.
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