Florida's not the hick town you keep saying it is," says Reynolds. "Times have changed; they've got good universities now and a great book festival! Thousands of people come to it!
In the book "Stone Mattress: Nine Tales" by Margaret Atwood, a character named Reynolds challenges the stereotype of Florida as a simplistic, unsophisticated place. He points out that the state has evolved significantly over the years, highlighting the presence of reputable universities and cultural events that demonstrate its growth.
Reynolds specifically mentions the success of a popular book festival that attracts thousands of attendees, emphasizing that Florida is now a vibrant location that supports literature and education. This change reflects a broader transformation that counters outdated perceptions of the region.
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