Jeremy Seabrook Livres

A moving memoir chronicling the friendship of two gay men coming of age in 1950s Britain

The book explores the limitations of economic growth and wealth generation in addressing the fundamental needs of the poor, emphasizing that financial prosperity alone cannot ensure sufficiency and safety for marginalized communities. It delves into the systemic issues that perpetuate poverty and advocates for a reevaluation of how society measures success, urging for more equitable approaches that prioritize the well-being of all individuals rather than mere economic indicators.

Cut Out speaks to people whose support from the state - for whatever reason - is now being withdrawn, rendering their lives unsustainable.