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In the summer and early fall of 2011, the writer DW Gibson set off on a journey across the United States. His purpose: to interview Americans who have lost their jobs in the ongoing economic disaster that has destroyed the livelihood of millions. The result: a book that takes the pulse of the victims of today's financial crisis and delivers a prognosis combining an extraordinary mix of pathos, anger, solidarity and humor.

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