Most Read This Week In Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic is a subgenre of the gothic novel, unique to American literature.

Southern Gothic is like its parent genre in that it relies on supernatural, ironic, or unusual events to guide the plot. It is unlike its parent genre in that it uses these tools not solely for the sake of suspense, but also to explore social issues and reveal the cultural character of the American South. One of the most notable features of the genre is "the grotesque." Southern Gothic authors commonly use deeply flawed, grotesque characters for greater narrative range and more opportunities to highlight unpleasan
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Most Read This Week Tagged "Southern Gothic"

A House with Good Bones
The Swamps
The Song of the Blue Bottle Tree
The Bog Wife
The River Knows Your Name
Gothictown
Midnight Is the Darkest Hour
When Devils Sing
A Spell for Saints and Sinners
Brutes
Revelator
The Caretaker
The Witch of Tin Mountain
This Cursed House
Southern Man (Penn Cage, #7)
They Call Her Dirty Sally
Mayra
When the Reckoning Comes
What Kind of Mother
Psychopomp & Circumstance
Smothermoss
Clete (Dave Robicheaux, #24)
Two-Step Devil
Those We Thought We Knew
I'll Make a Spectacle of You
The Killing Hills (Mick Hardin, #1)
Moon Lake
If the Dead Belong Here
We Ate the Dark
Such Pretty Flowers
Rootwork (Conjure #1)
The Hidden Gods of Appalachia: A Spicy Folkloric Horror-Romance Novella
The Hollow Kind
Pay the Piper
In the Hour of Crows
A Dark Roux
Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves
Nothing but the Bones
Wake the Bones
The Devil Three Times
Ozark Dogs
Devils Kill Devils
Pour One for the Devil: A Gothic Novella
Holy City
Grave Birds
House of Cotton
Something Kindred
Cinderwich
Bewilderness
Salvage This World
River, Sing Out
Mina and the Slayers (Mina and the Undead, #2)
The House of Dust
The Gods of Green County
The Cicada Tree
Hollow Out the Dark
Stories from the Attic
The Existence of Bea Pearl
Moon Child

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