Monster of a Land: On the Road in Search of Modern America
Hough definitely has a unique perspective, and fans of her first book will be drawn to this one as well.
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Hough nimbly balances anecdote with reflection to illuminate the contradictions of contemporary American life. This enchants.
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She writes beautifully of loss: loss of friends, family, neighborliness, mutual understanding, and meaning in a world ripped apart by endless consumption, digital dependency, and greed. She writes about home and belonging, and her passages on dogs are heartbreakingly tender. Fans of her first book of essays will be thrilled as Hough once again proves her unique ability to see connections among seemingly disparate people and situations.
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