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Local Landmarks

Places that define Volusia County’s character—historic sites, architectural icons, and community touchstones that remind writers how setting shapes every story.

Vintage postcard of a serene Florida reflection pond bordered by cypress trees draped in Spanish moss, blooming azaleas, and dense subtropical foliage. Women in long, colorful dresses stand on small garden islands and bridges, adding a romantic, early-20th-century atmosphere. The scene captures the lush wetlands and ornamental gardens that once drew visitors to Central Florida estates and parks, offering writers a glimpse into the natural beauty and cultural imagination that shape Volusia County history.
Local Landmarks / Writer's Life

Three Places Where Time Slows Down in Volusia County

Volusia County runs fast when it wants to — race nights, surf breaks, beach crowds — but certain corners move at an older rhythm. If you crave stillness, quiet detail, and scenes that unfold at a slower pace, these three spots belong on your list.

Local Landmarks

Top Ten Places Every Writer Must See in Volusia County

Volusia County keeps Old Florida close to the surface. Salt air on the coast. Fiery sunsets along the rivers. Quiet towns that hide more history than they share. Whether you live here or you’re visiting, these ten places show you the county’s true character.

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Our Founder

Volusia Writers is led by Corrine Kenner, a DeLand novelist who champions the writers and stories of Volusia County.

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The Volusia Writers association is based in the heart of DeLand’s Arts, Culture, and Entertainment District. From our home in the “Athens of Florida,” we celebrate the literary voices shaping Volusia County and beyond.

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