White Trash Gothic

By: Edward Lee

Narrated by: Sean Walpole

Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

From the master of extreme horror, Edward Lee, author of over 50 books that have redefined the boundaries of depravity in fiction, comes a novel that brings together all of his most extreme characters into one epic, gut-wrenching masterpiece of terror.

Plagued by nightmares of torture and intense violence, a writer suffering from trauma-induced memory loss seeks to solve the mystery of his missing past. The only clue is a single page of an unfinished manuscript found in an old manual typewriter, in a fleabag motel, in a small West Virginian town called Luntville. It is here that the writer will seek answers, believing that if he finishes the book he was writing, his memories will return.

But Luntville is not just some bumfuck town in the sticks. It is a place where the locals make extra cash by filming necro porn, a place where vigilantes practice a horrifying form of justice they call dead-dickin', a place haunted by the ghosts of serial killers, occult demons, and a monster called the Bighead. And as the writer attempts to make sense of the town and his connection to it, he will be challenged in ways that test the very limit of his sanity.

Deadite Press is proud to present White Trash Gothic, the first book in a series of highly anticipated novels for fans of redneck nightmares and backwoods terror which invokes Edward Lee's many classic gross-outs while exploring even more revolting and disturbing new directions.

©2017 Lee Seymour (P)2022 David N. Wilson

Awesome

Follow the story in between all the books and such ! Do worth the credit’s always entertaining

Fantastic exploration into depravity

Edward Lee’s fiction is hit or miss for me, so I went in to this with no expectations. I’m so impressed with this book. The world building is excellent, tying local fables in to his specific brand of extreme horror, making the town seem very real and very gross. Everyone in this book is wonderfully disgusting, and the POV character is relatable and grounded enough to really make you feel his revulsion. I won’t go into the plot because you’ve got to go into this blind, but let’s just say it reveals itself slowly and at a fantastic pace, making you want to keep reading. I’ll be going into the sequel with high expectations and I recommend this book to anyone with a strong stomach and a love for the extreme.

great book

this is the best of Edward lee, needs the sequel and the 3 book. If you like his other works, this is a must

crazy need a sequel

this is a great first installment but need the rest of the story. enjoyed it even the sick twisted parts

Lived it!

I greatly enjoyed this and Bighead. My only complaint, which is a huge one, is the sequel is nowhere on this site. (Please fix this. You'll have my money.)
If you like splatterpunk, this is a winner. I listened to them at work, and can only have a personal speaker. When someone was able to sneak up on me before I had time to pause the book, they heard an ear full every time.

I CANT GET ENOUGH!

The only thing I have to say is can we please get parts 2 and 3 narrated PLEASE! Anybody can read a book but not everybody can perform such amazing works of art! If we can't get Sean Walpole for book Two and three can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get Drew Blood????? Amazing books of art with amazing narrators and their many voices!

Just awful

I’m usually a hardcore horror fan but this book was absolutely terrible. I wish I hadn’t wasted a credit.

Unimpressed & disappointed

I forced myself to finish this book & absolutely hated the ending. The narrator was good, though.

why did I finish it?

I really enjoy splatter punk Aaron Beauregard is one of my favorites. but I feel like normally the story builds up to the terribly gross vivid scenes and in this one the random pointless vivid scenes build up to a very weak plot. it felt like somebody watched a Serbian film and read a few books and thought I can do this.