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Matthew, Ken, and Alex are exploring a demolished slaughterhouse when the floor gives way. The dark underground room has a nasty smell, sticky walls, and horrible, bellowing sounds that haunt Matthew long after he climbs out alone.

"...Morton's haunting, oddly seductive photochiller of a book, the first in her series on 'The Architecture of Despair'. With eerie b&w photographs illuminated by light shafts, lanterns, and Morton's cold, unsparing flash, the tunnel gradually reveals homes in former bunkers, ledges, and alcoves, inhabited by residents living with cast-off clothing, pots, and kitchen tables...While drugs and paranoia dominate most lives, so does a sense of existential freedom."

San Francisco Chronicle Book Review, 01/14/1996

"The interviews that accompany her striking photographs reveal stories of hard luck, unhappy marriage, poor judgment, and substance abuse, but they also reveal the impressive amount of energy, ingenuity, and plain grit required of loners who are surviving outside orthodox society."

Phoebe-Lou Adams, Atlantic Monthly, 02/1996

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