Awarded the Pulitzer Prize for commentary, Barry made his name with a weekly humor column for The Miami Herald. Through more than thirty books, ranging from fiction to essays to memoir, Barry has consistently found the light side of every situation. Now he delves into the history and landscape of Florida, using his signature ironic wit to defend his home state from those who still hold its handling of the 2000 presidential election against it, or wonder how people can live with all those alligators and oversize insects.
The speaker was introduced by Davis Shoulders, from Politics and Prose
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