"Homelessness as a Lifestyle" Is Now Published

"Homelessness as a Lifestyle" Is Now Published

March 23rd, 2026

When “Home” Isn’t a Place: The Deeper Meaning Behind "Homelessness as a Lifestyle"

We often think of homelessness as something visible—a lack of shelter, a physical absence of place.

But what if homelessness could exist even within walls?

In "Homelessness as a Lifestyle", Evelyn Katz explores a more unsettling idea: that a person can have security, comfort, even luxury—and still feel completely unanchored.

Through emotionally charged relationships and deeply personal struggles, the novel examines what happens when identity begins to fracture. When the body changes, when relationships collapse, and when the sense of self becomes unstable, the idea of “home” begins to shift.

Is home a place?

A relationship?

Or something we carry within ourselves?

Blending psychological depth with philosophical reflection, "Homelessness as a Lifestyle" invites readers to reconsider one of the most basic assumptions of human life—and to question what it truly means to belong.