Editor Alexander S. Brown presents the Southern Haunts Event
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From the shadowed realms of the paranormal comes 16 chilling tales that dwell in the South and South West. Resurrected in your very hands are stories that will make you laugh, ponder, and shiver as the reader is introduced to spirits that are humorous, saddened, and vengeful. From 16 authors, learn of haunted homes, buildings, landmarks and roads where restless entities from beyond the grave desire acknowledgement amongst the living. Become acquainted with the aftermath of an eclipse that awakens the dead in a Memphis cemetery, see what horrors dwell in the woods at Hell's Gate, learn the dark secrets of Sidney's Cotton, and dare to travel down Ghost Road. These and many other tales are sure to keep you awake as you are introduced to what makes the South and South West so unique.... History and GHOSTS!!!!! So, sit back, dim the lights and prepare yourself to face the spirits that walk among us.
Authors and their stories in Southern Haunts
Interview for a Ghost Hunter by Windsong Levitch
An Eclipse Over Elmwood by H. David Blalock
Sidney’s Cotton by Richard Parks
Ghost Road by Jason Hughes
Cal’s Cutoff by Herika R. Raymer
The Shack by Diane Ward
Haints by Roland Mann
You Will Come to Meet Your Demise by L.S. Nadler
Hell’s Gate by M.R. Williamson
Maddness by William R. Eakin
Wellspring by Roman Merry
The Bequest by Kalilah Smith
The Cleansing by Miguel L. Viscarra
Bath 10 by J.L. Mulvihill
Nightmares at Moccasin Bend by Angela Lucius
The Top Floor by Alexander S. Brown
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