The pews of Coral Gables Congressional Church weren't filled with worshippers on Wednesday evening, but with devoted readers. They came to see Florida's sharpest satirist, Carl Hiaasen, whose newest ...

When Carl Hiaasen wrote “Double Whammy,” his 1987 satirical crime novel about bass fishing competitions, corrupt televangelists and murder, he figured his book was too wacky — perhaps too Florida — to ...

We touch base with two Black voters from South Carolina. Then, when President Biden bowed out and ended his campaign for reelection, he put his own ambitions aside. The New York Times' Robert Draper ...

Carl Hiaasen loves talking about the monkey. You can hear it in his voice. For those familiar with the best-selling author’s literary monkeyshines, this will not come as a surprise. “Her name is ...

When I moved to Florida in 1988, for a job with Florida Today in Brevard County, I didn’t just want to live in Florida. I wanted to immerse myself in it. I had a glovebox full of Tom Petty and Jimmy ...

March is PRIME time for City & Shore magazine, featuring our cover interview with bestselling Florida author Carl Hiaasen. Decades before the memes and punchlines, the Broward native spawned a ...

Carl Hiaasen's new novel, 'Fever Beach,' was published May 13, 2025. The Florida author drew inspiration from a neo-Nazi hate group that littered Hiaasen's Vero Beach neighborhood with antisemitic ...

A long-running actor in the Dexter franchise has lined up his next role after joining the cast of an ABC detective series ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Carl Hiaasen wrote “Double Whammy,” his 1987 satirical crime novel about bass fishing competitions, corrupt televangelists ...

Scott Speedman stars as the titular R.J. Decker, a disgraced former photojournalist who becomes a private investigator after a stint in prison. The show, which airs on ABC and is streaming on Hulu, ...