Leslie A. Robertson

not another sensational read, culhane and robertson chronicle the lives of seven women in the dtes who are living with addictions, poverty and prostitution, in an empathetic and honest way. interviews comprise the bulk of this book, and for people interested in the real lives and struggles of people in the dtes (as opposed to the media hyped version we are fed on global night after night), this book is a good and often moving introduction.