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The Road Home 
and Other Storie

Eighteen literary stories about belonging, memory, loss, and the search for home, written with the psychological insight of a psychiatrist and the compassion of a storyteller.

Details

  • Dimensions: 6.5” x 8.25”
  • Page Count: 296 pages
  • Hardcover book with debossed details on textured paper cover
  • Printed on FSC certified paper
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The Books of Gene Altman 

Explore Gene Altman’s fiction and photography, from the literary stories of The Road Home and Other Stories to the New York street portraits of Cityscapes: Intimate Strangers. 

The Road Home 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Gene Altman masterfully captures the beauty, complexity, and emotional depth of everyday life through stories that resonate long after the final page.

Where can I buy The Road Home and Other Stories?

The Road Home and Other Stories is available on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle editions. Use the Buy on Amazon button on this page to open the book’s Amazon listing.

The book is available in paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats. Availability and pricing may vary, so check the Amazon listing for the current format options.

The Road Home and Other Stories is a literary short fiction collection by Gene Altman. It includes eighteen stories about loss, human connection, belonging and the search for home.

Yes. The collection is well suited to book clubs because its stories explore character, family, aging, mental illness, belonging, and moral choice in a format that invites discussion.

The Road Home and Other Stories is a collection of standalone literary short stories, not a novel. Each story follows different characters and situations, while the collection is united by consistent themes.

Gene Altman is the author of The Road Home and Other Stories and Cityscapes: Intimate Strangers. The Road Home and Other Stories is his literary short fiction collection, while Cityscapes features his 1960s New York street photography and inner-thought vignettes paired with each photograph.