If today you were to spot a kid walking around and talking to themselves, you'd probably reasonably conclude that they were imaginative.

Ancestral homes often have a habit of feeling haunted, and when they appear in stories that mix the Southern Gothic genre with the supernatural, you can bet they probably are. 

Unique and frightening, this anomaly of a novel combined mystery and horror to illusory, bewildering effect.

Two standout genre novels of the 30's finally get some overdue recognition.

An unjustly forgotten mid-century satirist infused his tales with fantasy and irony.