San Francisco, 1992: Conservative polititians in the White House, Governor's Mansion and Mayor's Office are marching in lockstep across a nation gripped by a dreary recession and 12 years of unrepentant Republicrat rule. All over the city of Saint Francis, thousands of homeless people roam the streets. In anger and desperation, they unite with a band of scruffy urban radicals to carry out a militant campaign of mass organized squatting.

They call themselves HOMES NOT JAILS!

This is a fictionalized versions of the Homes Not Jails story, in which the author participated early and often.

COMING SOON
to a vacant building near you

Michael Steinberg is a veteran activist and writer. He is also the author of I Work the Tenderloin, Millstone and Me, and The End of Tobacco Road. He has participated in Homes Not Jails early and often.