Golem of the Gullah: A Jewish-Gullah Folktale
Jewish rabbi in Charleston, South Carolina stumbles across a secretive Gullah community - and enlists a magic creature to protect it.
Travel down The Moonlit Road and you’ll likely bump into many strange Southern creatures. Stories of witches like the Boo Hag or the conjurer in Sleepyhead. Or the devil itself in stories like The Nut Eating Devil. Perhaps creatures of the unknown like those in Green Eyes or The Wampas Mask. Even pumpkins can be sinister creatures, like those in Patin’s Punkin Patch. The American South is full of such creature stories, as you will see and hear below.
Jewish rabbi in Charleston, South Carolina stumbles across a secretive Gullah community - and enlists a magic creature to protect it.
Spooky Cajun ghost story about two boys' misadventures in a haunted Louisiana pumpkin patch one Halloween.
North Carolina creature story of two boys whose nighttime possum hunt brings an encounter with a terrifying mountain Hob Goblin!
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rican-American, trickster folktale from Alabama about how the Devil uses a powerful female temptation to try splitting apart a "lovey-dovey" couple.