The Mississippi Delta is more than a place. It’s a breath held too long. A hymn hummed through teeth clenched with memory. A land where ghosts don’t haunt—they linger—in the cotton, in the blood, in the slow drawl of a story retold.
These sixteen tales are stitched from that soil—tales of men and women too proud to kneel, too burdened to rise, and too damned to be forgotten. Some are funny. Some are brutal. All are honest.
You’ll find gamblers and gospel singers, dead possums and sacred sins, preachers who lose their faith and women who find their fire. You’ll meet Zee Blackwell, a man who knows how to find lost things—except himself. And you’ll walk with Daniel, a preacher’s son drafted into a different kind of hell.
This is a collection of Southern Gothic grit and Delta reckoning. No salvation guaranteed. No comfort promised.
ISBN: 979-8-9897952-1-5, 100 pages