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GHOSTLY CRIES FROM DIXIE
By: Pat Fitzhugh

A chilling collection of weird and ghostly tales from the land of moonshine and magnolias.

The Armand Press
December 2012
On Sale: November 25, 2012
176 pages
ISBN: 0970515650
EAN: 9780970515650
Kindle: B00ADGXG20
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Historical | Horror


From the murky swamps of Louisiana to the misty hollows of Appalachia, the American South is enshrouded by a mystical element that rouses the senses and kindles the imagination. This mystical element has for years inspired tales of ghosts haunting old houses, creatures roaming dense forests, and headless apparitions waving lanterns along old railroad tracks.

In this chilling collection of weird and ghostly tales from the land of moonshine and magnolias, Pat Fitzhugh meticulously recounts Dixie's most terrifying tales and the haunted history behind them.

These stories will never go away or become outdated. They, along with the landscape of our region, are permanently etched into our human experience. Whether you are a believer or a skeptic, you will be left wondering about –– or perhaps admitting to for the first time –– experiences of your own that you can't explain.

Come on a terrifying journey down the road less traveled, where ghosts, haints, and spirits stand vigilant watch over the dark swamps, creaky houses, and forgotten graveyards of Dixie.