Down and Out in Paris and London

In the late 1920s, George Orwell, formerly Eric Blair, immersed himself in the harsh realities of poverty by living among the poor in Paris and London. His firsthand experiences with the lives of dishwashers and tramps inform this powerful exploration of class inequalities, homelessness, and social prejudices. Published in 1933, this seminal work remains relevant today, offering incisive commentary on societal issues. Accompanied by an insightful introduction, this edition highlights the literary and political significance of Orwell's groundbreaking prose.