Camden Parasites
Emerging from a world of poverty, Danny soon discovers that his quick wits and forthright personality can gain him access to the well-heeled salons of Hampstead. As he explores the realities of the middle class way of life, one question comes to mind: who are the Camden parasites?
"A savage indictment of bourgeois society..." - Stewart Home.
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