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“Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff A road trip occupies the first part of this entertaining dark fantasy novel, which tells the story of a 1950s Black-American family in Chicago, who are fans of science fiction, (despite the racism of seminal genre writer H.P.”
“The book convincingly captures the ironies of America: the kitschiness of Route 66’s Americana is juxtaposed against Khor’s reflections on belonging to this nation, as a recent immigrant.”
“Here are eight books (both fiction and non-fiction) that narrate this most American of stories from the perspective of people of color: * Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli A critical darling, this literary novel by Mexican-born Valeria Luiselli is also very much a road trip narrative, using a fragmented approach to tell the story of two sound archivists and their children, on a road trip from New York City to Apacheria, New Mexico.”
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“A bestseller upon publication in 1982, this memoir chronicles Least Heat-Moon’s 13,000-mile road trip around the perimeter of America.”
“Duarte’s writing features detailed prose and a moving storyline, encompassing grief, healing, and the losses borne by a Latinx family in the name of American patriotism.”