If you think that nowadays the South is pretty much just a hot
Midwest, meet John Shelton Reed: "Americans need to be reminded
that there are good-sized regional differences in this country. So
I'm volunteering to help with this reminding." Readers on both
sides of the Late Unpleasantness will savor this witty and
sometimes outrageous collection of essays presenting one
Sutherner's viewpoint about what makes the South the South. (Reed
on creeping homogenization, for example: "Atlanta represents what a
quarter of a million Confederate soldiers died to prevent." Or on
Southern manners: "A joke going around here asks why Southern women
don't like group sex. Give up? Too many thank-you notes.")
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