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The Feral Folklorist, Volume 1: Hauntings, Hexes, and the Cursed South

There’s a reason the American South feels haunted. Beneath every magnolia tree and along every back road, the land remembers its pacts and promises—the deals struck at crossroads, the jars buried beneath porches, the warnings whispered before death ever came. The Feral Folklorist, Volume 1: Hauntings, Hexes, and the Cursed South gathers thirteen true stories where folklore, superstition, and history overlap. Each chapter pulls from the acclaimed podcast The Feral Folklorist and invites readers into the strange heart of supernatural belief.

Step inside the tomb of Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, and learn why her grave still draws offerings from pilgrims and practitioners alike. Visit haunted plantations where mirrors were covered to keep the dead from returning, and hear the echoes of Appalachian death omens that once warned families when to pray—or prepare. Walk the same roads where the legend of Elizabeth Bathory took root in the New World, and face the mystery of the Dybbuk Box, a cursed object whose story blurs the boundary between faith and fear.

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Part Southern Gothic history, part folk-magic field guide, this collection explores how real people used spells, charms, and superstition to survive the unknown. From witch bottles buried to ward off evil, to bottle trees meant to trap wandering spirits, to the cries of screaming coffins and the ghosts who still answer when called—these stories reveal how the South’s magical past continues to shape its present.

Whether you’re drawn to true ghost stories, American folklore, hoodoo and conjure traditions, or the paranormal tales hidden in everyday life, The Feral Folklorist will lead you through the backroads of belief. Each haunting, hex, and legend is a reminder that folklore isn’t dead—it’s alive, watching, and whispering through the cracks of the modern world.

Inside you’ll discover:
• Crossroads magic and devil legends
• Witch bottles and hidden hexes
• Appalachian omens of death and protection
• Southern ghosts and graveyard lore
• True accounts of folk magic, superstition, and belief

This is a book for anyone drawn to Southern folklore, haunted history, and real witchcraft traditions. For those who love stories where faith and fear intertwine, where folk magic and the supernatural share the same ground, and where every haunting has roots in something human, The Feral Folklorist will feel like coming home to a place both eerie and familiar.

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