ALSO, IS IT FAIR TO SAY THAT WIZARD OF OZ IS SET IN KANSAS? Business Insider has an
infographic and accompanying article purporting to identify the most famous book set in each of the fifty states. Some are inarguable (Georgia gets
Gone With The Wind, Alabama gets
To Kill A Mockingbird), some are unfortunate, but probably accurate (Washington state gets
Twilight), and some beg arguments (
No Country For Old Men over
Lonesome Dove for Texas?,
Hotel New Hampshire rather than
Owen Meany for New Hampshire?). I'm sure you have opinions.