A book about the final, post-Hollywood years of Bobby Driscoll. As a child star he appeared in Disney's Song of the South and Treasure Island and voiced Peter Pan. Estranged from the film industry as an adult, he joined the 1960s underground art and poetry scenes of Los Angeles and New York, and died unrecognised in an abandoned East Village building in 1968, aged 31. The book gathers his surviving poems and collages with rare archival material and traces his links to counterculture figures such as Kirby Doyle, Sharon Morrill and Piero Heliczer. It is edited by Fiona Vilmer, Sophie Vinet, Jordan Derrien and Inès Kivimäki.