100 Years of History at Birmingham's Tutwiler Hotel
Spend the night in the epitome of Southern elegance at The Magic City's first modern hotel.
Bloody Bones: A History of Southern Scares
Guest post by 'Vampira' author and Charleston-based historian Scott Poole.
Madame Beliveau
My name is Chirtle. I know that don’t sound like a name. I don’t think it is. But it’s the only one I got. I mighta had anotha name at some point, but I don’t know it. Madame Beliveau calls me Chirtle
The Real Madame Lalaurie & Other Legends From American Horror Story: Coven
Kathy Bates has played her to horrifying perfection on television, but what's the real story behind New Orleans' most famous murderess?
Disposal
When I was in the third grade, Lidia Pinkly took me inside her parents’ closet and told me a horrifying story about The Pigman—who feasted on human flesh—and she swore it was true. I could handle just about anything as long as it wasn’t true. But this
Saving History: One Ghost Story at a Time
A guest post by Alabama paranormal investigator Faith Serafin.
Welcome to the St. James Hotel
Spend the night in what was once the heart of New Orleans coffee and sugar trade.
Literary Friday
Upcoming Twitter chat with Michael Morris. Halloween literary fun. Inside the App with Edgar Allan Poe & The Raven Society. The Flannery O'Connor Soundboard in Literary News. A book festival for every weekend in Literary Events & a story about a dead body in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
The Flaming Tomb
Ghost story behind the famous “Flaming Tomb,” a haunted crypt that reguarly draws ghost hunters to New Orleans’ Metairie Cemetery, written by Craig Dominey.
13 October Reads
Looking for a spooky Southern read for the crisp October nights leading up to Halloween? These stories are sure to make you think twice about things that go bump in the night.