Greyhound

In Greyhound, Joanna Pocock retraces her 2006 journey across the U.S., revisiting the same cities and landscapes as she reflects on personal memories and the country's evolving identity. Blending memoir, reportage, and environmental commentary, she examines the impact of late capitalism on America's built environment, capturing its beauty and stark realities. The book offers a thoughtful look at the intersection of place, memory, and societal change across two distinct eras.