Down and Out in Paris and London

Exploring the harsh realities of poverty, this work is divided into two parts: one depicting the struggles of living in Paris, focusing on the life of casual laborers in restaurant kitchens, and the other offering a glimpse into the life of tramps in London, detailing their accommodations and experiences. Orwell enriches the narrative with autobiographical insights and personal opinions, providing a poignant commentary on social issues and the human condition during the 1930s.