The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South (and Why It Will Rise Again)

Our worst stereotypes are of those whom we think we know but we don’t. Removing such prejudices is hard because we have very little incentive to find out more information since we are a “state of rest” when it comes to interests of knowing more about the particular group we think we know. I believe......more

This is the definite tribute to Southernness. It is a must read for all Southerners at heart who are proud to be so, and all lovers of the American distinctiveness. Those who don't like America, specially within America, specifically mean they don't like the South. New Englanders, millionaires and t......more

With a Southern wife who has lived in Arkansas, Tennessee and Virginia I had eventually to read this book! Thankfully, I have been a fan of the South since my late teens and have understood since then that loving the Confederacy has nothing to do with supporting slavery as it was then. This book cer......more

I got a lot of laughs out of this book, bit it's not meant to be funny! The author is still into the civil war, rebel flag, dixie, Republican party, limited government, and resons for why the South is more important to out country, the center of culture and history, low tax rates and blah, blah, bla......more

Whether you're a Yankee asking the questions of Shreve McCannon from Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom ("Tell about the South. What's it like there. What do they do there. Why do they live there. Why do they live at all."), or whether you're a native Southerner wanting to celebrate your roots, this book i......more