October - There Is No Place for Us by Brian Goldstone
What happens when working hard is no longer enough to keep a roof over your head?
In There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America, journalist and anthropologist Brian Goldstone follows five Atlanta families caught in the growing crisis of working homelessness. Their stories reveal how wages, rents, evictions, and public policy can leave people employed yet without a stable place to live.
Join Hardcover SF for a friendly, thoughtful conversation about housing, work, inequality, and the systems that shape who gets to feel secure at home.
☕ 1:30 to 1:45 PM: Settle in and grab a drink
📖 1:45 to 4:00 PM: Moderated group discussion
How our book club works:
• Didn’t finish? Come anyway. Curiosity matters more than completeness.
• First-timers are welcome.
• The book, ebook, and audiobook are available through your library or preferred bookseller.
Why $10?
Your $10 Community Seat reserves one of just 10 places, helps keep RSVPs intentional, and includes one standard café drink on Hardcover. Food, alcohol, and additional drinks are separate.
If your plans change, please release your place early so someone on the waitlist has enough time to plan and read. If cost would keep you from joining, message the host.