Dark Dixie
Tales of Southern Horror
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Narrated by:
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Coleman Ford
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By:
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Ronald Kelly
About this listen
Previously available on audio cassette from Darkscribe Press, this collection was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1992. Dark Dixie collects the following works of southern horror by author Ronald Kelly. This audiobook includes all the stories from the original audio and several more:
- Introduction by Ronald Kelly (2010)
- "Yea, Though I Drive" was previously published in Cold Blood (1991)
- "Miss Abigail's Delicate Condition" was previously published in Noctulpa (1988)
- "The Cistern" was previously published in Cemetery Dance (1990)
- "Papa's Exile" was previously published in Deathrealm (1988)
- "The Hatchling" was previously published in Tri-State Fantasist (1989)
- "Uncle Cyrus" was previously published in Noctulpa (1988)
- "Forever Angels" was previously published in Cemetery Dance (1988)
- Black Harvest was previously published in After Hours (1989)
What listeners say about Dark Dixie
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- MR J LAMBERT
- 01-02-22
Excellent Collection of Timeless Southen Horror
Ronald Kelly is one of the most distinctive voices in modern horror fiction. His books are full of southern atmosphere and charm and his characters feel authentic and interesting. This is a brilliant collection of creepy timeless horror tales.
Coleman Ford does a wonderful job with the narration. It was a pleasure to listen to.
Another superb presentation from Crossroad Press.
Highly recommended.
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- Andrew Fowlow
- 16-10-21
The best horror shorts in the business!
I am a massive fan of Kelly's work and his short horror stories are nothing short of terrifying brilliance. This book, among much of his work, is told by a sinister mastermind with the ability shock and awe even veteran horror enthusiasts.
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- Norma Miles
- 13-12-19
What's wrong, mister?
A collection of eight creepy, old fashioned style horror stories, well read by Coleman Ford, the touch of subdued sinister in his voice growing even more dreadful in one of the stories, the Cistern. His southern accent was a pleasure to hear, his enunciation perfect and his timing aimed at raising the reader's blood pressure. An excellent performance of an enjoyable set of disparate stories. My personal favourite was the first, Yeah, though I drive.
If you are a reader who likes that little tingle touch, enjoy.
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