A well-known journalist generates a list of books every Floridian should have on their shelf.
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A new book reveals a surprising number of unexplained and hidden species of animals reported lurking in the wilds of Florida.
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Florida may have the oldest body of literature in North America, according to a scholar who has made a lifetime study of the subject.
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America's best-known Miami crime/mystery writer ventures into a new part of Florida for his next novel.
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The author of "A Land Remembered" shares some of his feelings about his adopted home.
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Florida's watery coastal regions are characters in one novelist's crime/mystery books.
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Two scholars discuss the reasons for the continued migration into Florida throughout history, as well as the problems that have resulted.
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Two scholars discuss the elusive nature of what has become known as the "Florida Dream"
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Why one North Florida river has had such an attraction for novelists, songwriters, and poets in our state's history
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Two scholars imagine what Florida might have been if history had taken a different turn in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
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