Book review: Vintage Carl Hiaasen attitude guides his new 'Fever Beach' about 'dumb as a post' white supremacist
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Carl Hiaasen's "Fever Beach" is a satirical exploration of Florida's eccentricities featuring characters like Dale Figgo, a hapless white supremacist. The novel mixes absurd humor with social commentary, portraying a world of inept criminals and entitled individuals. With a narrative structure that resembles a collection of interconnected vignettes, the story highlights the bizarre occurrences in modern-day Florida, showcasing Hiaasen's knack for finding comedy in the ridiculous reality of life in the state. As Figgo leads a misguided hate group, his foolishness provides both laughter and critique of current societal issues.
Hiaasen's "Fever Beach" examines absurdities in Florida through characters like Dale Figgo, a dumb supremacist, blending humor with commentary on societal issues.
The novel presents a series of cohesive vignettes that reflect Florida's bizarre reality, showcasing Hiaasen's signature blend of humor and sharp social critique.
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