Rebekah Flovin is a Texan transplant who ran amok all across the globe, before ending up in New Jersey with her husband and their cat. She holds an English M.A. from Rutgers-Camden and enjoys talking about American literature, traveling, and stories that are more than a little bit weird. You can find her on Twitter at @RebekahFlovin.
Hamburgers Taste Better Below the Mason-Dixon Line
The problem with belonging to many places is that you can only inhabit one at a time.
When I told my Texan friends and family that I was moving to New Jersey for graduate school, they warned me about the “liberal North.” Later, my graduate school peers would snarl with the same venom about the “racist South.” Both sets had been convinced that America could be neatly divided down the Mason-Dixon line […]
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