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“Housing Insecurity” is a book category spanning fiction and nonfiction that explores the realities, causes, and consequences of unstable or unsafe housing—homelessness, eviction, couch-surfing, overcrowding, substandard conditions, displacement through gentrification or disaster, and precarious renting. It includes investigative journalism, memoirs and oral histories, policy and legal analysis, urban studies, and practical guides for tenants and advocates, as well as novels and poetry centered on characters navigating precarious shelter. These works examine intersections with poverty, race, gender, immigration, disability, health, and labor; trace histories of redlining and discriminatory housing systems; and consider solutions from mutual aid and tenant organizing to affordable housing strategies, shelter systems, and public policy reform.

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