Unveiling Hidden America: Lauren Hough’s Journey into the Heart of Modern Monsters
Hough is quick to remind us she’s no Steinbeck — unless, as she puts it, the Nobel laureate had a secret past as a six-foot-tall lesbian and Air Force vet. The disclaimer is funny, and it also digs into the inquiry at the center of the book: the view of America you see when you drive through it depends on who’s behind the wheel. Hough has spent her life on the side of the road most travel writers blow past, and she carries that vantage into every gas station, diner, and auto shop she encounters.
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