Beneath the Neon: Life and Death in the Tunnels of Las Vegas
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Beneath the Neon: Life and Death in the Tunnels of Las Vegas

by Matthew O'Brien

True Crime social issues Las Vegas
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Beneath the Neon explores the hidden underside of Las Vegas through stories of homelessness, desperation, resilience, and hope. Combining literary journalism with haunting black-and-white photography, it offers a compelling portrait of lives often overlooked and a human-interest perspective that resonates well beyond the city itself.

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This compelling work examines the hidden underside of Las Vegas and the people living in its tunnels.

Through high-caliber journalistic and literary prose, it presents stories shaped by desperation, homelessness, and human resilience.

The narrative carries a strong social and human-interest appeal that reaches beyond Las Vegas.

Haunting black-and-white photography adds another dimension to these accounts, deepening their visual and emotional impact.

Despite its difficult subject matter, the book also conveys moments of hope and uplift.

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