Next time you're driving through southeastern Oklahoma, be mindful of what road you're taking, the places you pass and the folks you see or talk with. Especially when passing through Little Dixie.\nLittle Dixie...what...never heard of it?\nDoesn't matter. Just keep on driving. Soon as you start noticing the Taco Bells and suburbs changing into trailer parks and decaying antebellum mansions, the cemeteries and pawnshops outnumbering the schoolhouses and public parks, you'll know just where the hell you are. Little Dixie, where everyone has a story to tell, a Moonpie to share, and something ugly hanging from the family tree.\nDead hookers that won't stay dead...the frozen memories of a haunted moviehouse that refuses to let the past die...desperate men doing desperate things to pull themselves out of desperation...the ghoulish revenge of children forced into the insanity of violence...a satanic farm where murder is the bumper crop...\nThis is The Little Dixie Horror Show.

The Little Dixie Horror Show: Volume 1

Literature & Fiction

Whinery, Mer

Genre Fiction

Literati Press

Little Dixie. A place spoken of in hushed voices, where hard men dangle cold carcasses of meat to bleed from low-hanging trees and old women speak with the dead. A shadow country where old traditions bleed into new ideas, ghosts are all too real, and unnatural things stalk the roads in the skin of the familiar, waiting for you to let your guard down. Haunted throughout every tin-roofed shotgun house and trailer park. Haunted within every empty schoolyard and laundromat. Haunted to the core. Seven sinister tales to chill your blood and put a tickle in your prickly parts. Little Dixie welcomes you back. She's missed you.

Phantasmagoria Blues

A frontier town in peril!
The savagery of the hungry damned!
An unholy trio their only salvation!
Southeastern Oklahoma of the 1860s:
Little Dixie to some. Hell to others...
 In the chaotic years following the end of the Civil War, Little Dixie is a brutal no-man's land where life and death are dictated not just by gangs of lawless thugs, but by far more sinister things as well. Shadowy beings that walk the line in the dirt separating Jesus from the Devil, writing their names in blood, terror, and human suffering.
Such is the woeful condition of Coffin Mills, a town cursed by a history of dark arts and shameful secrets. Something wicked has been stealing the town's children, something not of this world, or even the next.
Salvation arrives in the form of a trio of mysterious gunslingers known throughout the South as the Haints, a legendary band of bounty hunters specializing in tracking prey of a supernatural variety. They kill monsters, plain and simple.
Haunted by a violent past that will either deliver or destroy them, will they emancipate Coffin Mills from its otherworldly predator, or will all be lost to something far worse than even eternal damnation?

Trade Yer Coffin For A Gun

Muzzleland Press

The Country Girl's Guide to Hexes and Haints

JournalStone

Allow us to take the lead as we waltz you through haunted halls and bedeviled ballrooms... shall we dance? Table of Contents:Ashley Dioses - Behind Dead Eyes, part oneJohn Paul Fitch – RayJill Hand – Not a GhostMatthew St. Cyr – All Through the HouseRoger Taylor - Chatterbox Chatterbox, We All Fall DownSarah Walker - Be Careful What You Wish ForRob Martin – We’re All Haunted HousesZoltán Komor - The Ghost MolesterJustin Burnett – The Slave HouseCan Wiggins – HaintJohn Claude Smith – You Cannot Live Here ForeverAlessandra Bava – Star-ChildS.L. Edwards – AuroraSean M. Thompson – AvauntSE Casey – Gods Rushing MadlyJames Fallweather – The Philip ExperimentPhilip Fracassi – The TakerDebra Robinson - G Is For Ghost FeverAlan Sessler – A Bitter PillMer Whinery – The Children of the Crow Hollow SkilletScott J Couturier - Ten Cents a BottleManuel Paul Arenas – Night HagRussell Smeaton – PurposeFrank Coffman – The ForsakenFarah Rose Smith – An Account Above Burnside ParkEO Daniels – War Over WalterDuane Pesice – Ghost TracksLevi Dunn – Something Wicked in the HillsWilliam Tea – Social MediumKA Opperman - A Ghostly LilyAshley Dioses - Behind Dead Eyes, part two

The Phantasmagorical Promenade (Planet X Pulps)

Fracassi, Philip

Pesice, Duane

Thompson, Sean M.

Smith, John Claude

Edwards, S.L.

Planet X Publications

Obscene Folklore

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Watertower Hill Publishing

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