She's very good-looking - reminds me of Marilyn Monroe, with her skin and radiance. I think she would be a good artist's muse, so perhaps she could do some of that kind of work, if she needs money.
I've only read a couple of her articles, so can't comment too much, but I think there's a need for writing about poverty, from articulate authors, like Caitlin Moran, who has done it a lot, and who have been reflective and analytical. I think when writers take off in their career, they can, oftentimes, change in their perspective and their feelings, and start to view their past objectively and with detachment, but, somehow, that distance doesn't come across in Moran's writing.
I read one of Moran's articles, in a GCSE practice text for teenagers and it was convincingly about being poor and why families huddle up in front of 72 inch TVs, because it's safe and warm, they do it together and it's cheaper than going out. I thought she articulated the feelings and the 'like everyone else' sentient very powerfully. There's so much rubbish shared about poverty as being a trap or resulting from a deficit outlook on life, .that , if Jack Monroe does give an articulate and intelligent, yet subjective, take on being hard-up, then I think it's worth listening to. Maybe the present tense, isn't quite right for a state she's left.