Ghost Nonfiction South

The air hangs heavy in the Deep South, thick with the perfume of magnolia and the stench of the grave. In the murky waters of the bayou and the decaying halls of forgotten plantations, the past is never truly past. It waits, patient and hungry. This chilling anthology of fifteen unsettling tales will drag you into a world of Southern Gothic dread. Witness a desperate fisherman follow a spectral bride into the heart of the swamp, where the only treasure is a tomb. Listen to a voodoo drumbeat that is not a drum at all, but a parasitic heart that feeds on the unwary. Stand vigil on a haunted ...

What happens when the house of your dreams becomes the cause of your nightmares? In The Haunting of Pensacola Avenue, Julie Still-Rolin shares her chilling, real-life experience of living in a haunted house for over a decade. Nestled in a quiet Southern neighborhood, the house seemed perfect—until it didn't. Very quickly Julie started experiencing things that she tried to explain away but eventually came to accept as paranormal. From an unsettling Ouija board session to a late-night visit from paranormal investigators, this deeply personal memoir takes readers on a journey through 11 ...