Rebecca Renner
@rebeccarenner.bsky.social
Journalist, Novelist, Floridian 🐊 GATOR COUNTRY out 11/14 from Flatiron Books. 🐊 other words in
@NatGeo @OutsideMagazine @NYTimes etc; rep: Julia Eagleton
@NatGeo @OutsideMagazine @NYTimes etc; rep: Julia Eagleton
You're probably thinking of "Tropic Magazine," which was a magazine insert of the Miami Herald in the 1970s. It's defunct now, so I had to find it in a periodical database.
November 5, 2025 at 4:36 PM
You're probably thinking of "Tropic Magazine," which was a magazine insert of the Miami Herald in the 1970s. It's defunct now, so I had to find it in a periodical database.
December 11, 2023 at 10:39 PM
Thank you for such an amazing review! Bonus points for the Jimmy Buffet reference.
December 2, 2023 at 8:48 PM
Thank you for such an amazing review! Bonus points for the Jimmy Buffet reference.
I'm looking forward to your take on the whole thing. From descriptions, it sounds like something I would either absolutely love or absolutely hate. But whale-fact-ness might push the needle toward love.
November 8, 2023 at 5:26 PM
I'm looking forward to your take on the whole thing. From descriptions, it sounds like something I would either absolutely love or absolutely hate. But whale-fact-ness might push the needle toward love.
Amazon's best books of November 2023, including Gator Country!
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Best books of November 2023, as chosen by Amazon editors
Jonathan Evison's "Again and Again," Rebecca Yarros's "Iron Flame," and Amanda Peters's "The Berry Pickers," and more.
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November 1, 2023 at 6:28 PM
Amazon's best books of November 2023, including Gator Country!
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It's a wonderful feeling!
October 31, 2023 at 9:34 PM
It's a wonderful feeling!
Gluck's work refused to turn away from the ugly. In fact, she saw the beauty in the dirty mundanity of human existence.
That vision continues to echo in my writing. The mundane needs neither polishing nor transcendence to become art. It just needs the right writer to see it. 4/4
That vision continues to echo in my writing. The mundane needs neither polishing nor transcendence to become art. It just needs the right writer to see it. 4/4
October 13, 2023 at 8:00 PM
Gluck's work refused to turn away from the ugly. In fact, she saw the beauty in the dirty mundanity of human existence.
That vision continues to echo in my writing. The mundane needs neither polishing nor transcendence to become art. It just needs the right writer to see it. 4/4
That vision continues to echo in my writing. The mundane needs neither polishing nor transcendence to become art. It just needs the right writer to see it. 4/4
I just couldn't explain how much joy it gave me to be eviscerated by *the* Louise Gluck, especially not to her face. So she continued to believe I had a screw loose for year. Ha. Nonetheless, her work and her workshop left an indelible impression on me. 3/4
October 13, 2023 at 7:59 PM
I just couldn't explain how much joy it gave me to be eviscerated by *the* Louise Gluck, especially not to her face. So she continued to believe I had a screw loose for year. Ha. Nonetheless, her work and her workshop left an indelible impression on me. 3/4