The snakes that ate Florida : reporting, essays, and criticism
Edition
First edition.
Publication Information
New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2026.
Physical Description
viii, 372 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Summary
"Selected pieces on nature, history, politics, and urban culture from Ian Frazier, a master of the nonfiction narrative"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents
- Decorative value
- Staying for the slack
- Psychoanalysts at the Waldorf
- Minnesota Fats
- Science talent
- Bear Bryant
- Eagles
- Kim Williams
- More Kim Williams
- Remembering Kim Williams
- Monster trucks and mud bog
- Scratch and sniff
- El Super
- Marginal
- Parade of the night
- Poughkeepsie Bridge
- The mountain
- Spy-hop
- Security
- Prize winner
- Still open
- Shelter
- When Bob Dylan heard the cicadas
- The year of the spotted lanternfly
- Among the hats
- Invaders
- Frogpocalypse now
- What ever happened to the Russian Revolution?
- The Maraschino Mogul
- The day the Great Plains burned
- The snakes that ate Florida
- World's largest
- Snow
- The positive negative
- Pick your part
- Woe is me
- Pensées d'automne
- Driving in New York
- Lists
- Reading Lolita
- Tales of cabin fever
- The magic of Crazy Horse
- Let us now praise James Agee
- A strangely funny Russian genius
- Grim reapers
- Can we talk?.