Until They Have Faces: 110 Interviews With the Homeless People of Auburn, California
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Until They Have Faces: 110 Interviews With the Homeless People of Auburn, California

by Robert L. Litchfield Jr.

Nonfiction social issues
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Featuring 110 interviews with homeless people in Auburn, California, this nonfiction collection centers firsthand perspectives on life without stable housing. Robert L. Litchfield Jr. presents a documentary-style work that gives individual voices room to be heard and invites readers to consider the human experiences behind homelessness.

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Until They Have Faces presents 110 interviews with homeless people in Auburn, California.

Through firsthand perspectives, the book focuses on the experiences of people living without stable housing.

Robert L. Litchfield Jr. brings these individual voices together in a documentary-style collection.

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