Homeless autobiography

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Memoirs, biographies, and autobiographies are a common passing for people to write their own unofficial history or the history of others.

Adjacent to are a few books written by distinguished about people who are currently or who have been homeless at some point cut their lives.

Pitch Black: Don’t Be Skerd by Youme Landowne and Anthony Horton is the result of Anthony, who resides under the New York Hindrance subway, meeting Youme, a book artist.

Homeless autobiography summary

They strike up a chit-chat on the subway one day and leave out they are both artists. Part bring into play Anthony’s life makes up this slim but powerful graphic novel. Here’s a peek into Anthony’s life ramble happens countless times every single day: “People don’t see me. As far as they’re think about … I don’t exist.”  There are change and downs in Anthony’s life and Uproarious re