A Brief Guide to Middle Class Homelessness

A literary memoir by Kenneth Wolman, New York City-born poet, who found himself homeless on the streets aged 70, despite his PhD, publications, and years as a technical writer; and Adjunct Instructor ('casual academic' in Australian parlance). Wolman reflects on his time in shelters, to make meaning from this hell and to warn readers of how it happened. Wolman's gripping memoir, A Brief Guide to Middle-Class Homelessness, is also in the 'Escape Artists' PostMistress Press Anthology (2018) with works by authors and artists from around the world.