The Panic in Needle Park and the novel's fantasy-driven "knight

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The Panic in Needle Park and the novel's fantasy-driven "knight"This is excellent reportage which says all that needs to be said in the best and simplest way possible." Kirkus James Mills, a reporter for Life magazine, drew upon his firsthand experience of New York City's junkie underworld to create this harrowing, fictionalized account of the tragic love affair between two junkies. Mills spent months with Bobby, a small time street hustler, and Helen, a middle class Midwesterner reduced to prostitution. Mills's