Dope the Story of the Living Dead by Winifred Black is a non-fiction book that explores the world of drug addiction in the early 20th century. The author, a journalist and social activist, draws on her own experiences as well as interviews with addicts and experts to provide a comprehensive look at the causes, effects, and treatment of drug addiction. The book covers a range of drugs, including opium, cocaine, and morphine, and examines the societal factors that contribute to addiction, such as poverty, social isolation, and the availability of drugs. Black also discusses the medical and psychological aspects of addiction, as well as the legal and moral implications of drug use. Through vivid descriptions and personal anecdotes, she paints a picture of the living dead - those who have succumbed to addiction and lost their sense of self and purpose. Ultimately, Dope the Story of the Living Dead is a powerful call to action, urging society to address the root causes of addiction and prov