Obsessed With Lovecraft Country? Here Are 15 Books That Are Just as Thought-Provoking

Recalling the beginning of Lovecraft Country when Atticus Freeman is joined by friend Letitia and his Uncle George to embark on a journey across 1950s Jim Crow America, the classic Steinbeck travelogue Travels With Charley presents a totally opposite, privileged view and dynamic. With an outside lens much different than Freeman's road trip confronting racist terrors and worse-than-Lovecraft monsters, Steinbeck writes about his journey through 1960s United States and confronting racism in the deep South, which makes him realize, "I did not know my own country."