In the Land of Good Living – Audiobook Online

In the Land of Good Living is a beautiful book by author Kent Russell.
A detailed historical story of how modern Florida came to be after World War II. How it became the petri dish for life in a new land suddenly increasingly diverse with ethnic-majority cities and unparalleled ethnic and religious diversity. Russell takes it all in with his one-of-a-kind focused lens and delivers an audiobook that is both an inspiring journey and a profound reflection on the soul of the country – and of itself. he. An incredibly vivid, encyclopedic, erudite, and fiercely irreverent audiobook – a profoundly contradictory love letter to his brazenly diverse, vast homeland. .
A clever, funny, and irresistible account of the inevitable thousand-mile hike into the heart of modern Florida, the state Russell calls “America Concentration.”

This book is not about three young men exploring Florida but about three not-so-likable young men trying to discover themselves. The narrator is from Florida, which adds depth to the story. He is also a philosophy student and as such he frequently gives philosophical talks about Florida’s history and his own experiences. This leads to some insightful observations and some really funny ones. However, it often leads to self-indulgence and difficulty following monologues. On the plus side, the book provides a history of the Everglades and the land development of the wetlands. There’s also new and exciting history about Miami’s diverse cultures and the founding of Miami Beach. Their experience related to the Florida panhandle is correct but lacks the compassion and understanding of these people’s histories. Overall, the three main characters’ self-indulgence outweighs the positive aspects of this adventure.

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