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Tim Dorsey, author of 26 popular novels about a unique Florida Man named Serge Storms, has died at age 62.

Today we’re catching up on controversy at New College, revisiting one of Central Florida’s stranger environmental debates and bidding adieu to one of Florida’s funniest novelists. We start with what increasingly looks like the biggest public money-grab in Florida — the orgy of incestuous spending at New College of Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis’ trustees at this school already generated national ...

The creator of Serge Storms wrote 26 bestselling novels set in his beloved Florida, and captured the crazy along the way.

In “Mermaid Confidential,” Tim Dorsey’s 25th slapstick-noir novel featuring obsessive-compulsive serial killer Serge Storms, the anti-hero tries condo life in the Florida Keys

“Mermaid Confidential” by Tim Dorsey (William Morrow)

“Mermaid Confidential” by Tim Dorsey (William Morrow)

In "Mermaid Confidential," Tim Dorsey's 25th slapstick-noir novel featuring obsessive-compulsive serial killer Serge Storms, the anti-hero tries condo life in

In the mesmerizing “The Kaiser’s Web” (Minotaur, 452 pages, $28.99), the tried and true Steve Berry exceeds even himself in crafting his most ambitious and relevant thriller to date. A no-holds-barred, high-stakes romp with echoes of class spy novelists like John le Carré, Len Deighton, and Alistair MacLean. Berry’s Hitchcockian “McGuffin” this time out is a Soviet spy dossier dating back to World War II that has the potential to upend the balance of power in Europe and, thus, the...

Tim OConnell says Tim Dorseys 24th novel with his vigilante antihero takes several divergent paths that come together in a superb conclusion.

In Tim Dorseys Naked Came the Florida Man, Serge Storms is back By Colette Bancroft, Tampa Bay Times © William Morrow/Amazon/TNS Tim Dorseys "Naked Came the Florida Man." “Naked Came the Florida Man” by Tim Dorsey; William Morrow (326 pages, $27.99) ——— The title of Tim Dorsey’s 22nd novel about Serge Storms was “No Sunscreen for the Dead.” A few months ago, during a talk I gave on Florida crime fiction, I called that the ultimate Tim Dorsey title. Days later,...