There is not a Southern Gothic story, murder, or else, without the Devil in a starring role.
The combination of elements are murky — half-lit nights, characters either eccentric or “tetched” in the head, absurd circumstances, and long drawls that often feature poetic words learned from English poets, Shakespeare, or the King James Bible.
The evil, quite frequently, is ...
To access content, please login or purchase a subscription starting at just $5.
