Key West Authors

Ever wonder why so many famous authors ended up in Key West? Hint: it involves six-toed cats, a lot of rum, and the undeniable magic of island time. This isn't just a place for sunsets and cocktails; it's a sanctuary for storytellers.
Let's be honest, Key West gets under a writer's skin. From Ernest Hemingway's legendary home to Judy Blume's modern-day bookstore, the island is packed with literary history. Today, we're taking a tour of the creative souls who found their inspiration under the palm trees.
In this video, we're spilling the tea on:
Ernest Hemingway: The cats, the house, the bars... we're covering it all.
Tennessee Williams: The playwright who found his personal sanctuary on Duncan Street.
Robert Frost: The poet who came to Key West "to breathe." (Same, Robert, same.)
Modern Authors: From Shel Silverstein's quirky tales to Judy Blume's beloved bookstore.
Must-Visit Spots: Where to find the famous homes, museums, and literary landmarks.
Ready to nerd out about books and Key West? I thought so.
For the full list of literary landmarks and book recommendations, check out the blog post! 👉 https://funinkeywest.com/key-west-fam...

📚 And if you're as obsessed with Key West books as I am, you HAVE to join our book club! It's free, it's fun, and we talk about Key West-inspired reads every month. Join here: https://funinkeywest.com/fun-in-key-w...

💬 Your turn: Who is your favorite Key West author? Let me know in the comments!
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