I Am Providence

Focusing on H. P. Lovecraft's tumultuous personal life and prolific creative period, this biography details his struggles while living alone in Brooklyn Heights after his wife moved away for work. In 1926, encouraged by his friend Frank Belknap Long, he returned to Providence, marking a turning point that led to a remarkable burst of literary output. Within a year, he produced iconic works such as "The Call of Cthulhu" and "The Colour out of Space," solidifying his status as a preeminent figure in weird fiction.