Dixie: Georgia Witch Story
Careful what you ask the local witch for. Your debt must be paid. Creepy Georgia witch story by Kayla Bolton.
Travel down The Moonlit Road and youโll encounter strange Southern creatures โ figures like the Boo Hag, the conjurer in Sleepyhead, the feared Cajun Loup Garou, and other beings shaped by land, belief, and memory. Some stories brush against witchcraft or conjure, while others turn toward half-seen creatures, animal-like figures, or unnamed presences that resist easy explanation. The American South is full of such creature stories, unfolding below in both written and spoken form.
Careful what you ask the local witch for. Your debt must be paid. Creepy Georgia witch story by Kayla Bolton.
rican-American, trickster folktale from Alabama about how the Devil uses a powerful female temptation to try splitting apart a "lovey-dovey" couple.
Georgia folktale about a clever blacksmith who, with the help of an old witch woman, helps fool the Devil as death is approaching.
What are those growling sounds in the local cemetery at night? Could be the evil Graveyard Dogs.
Georgia Civil War ghost story about the mysterious "Green Eyes" creature that roams the haunted Chickamauga Battlefield each night.
Bizarre monster tale about a Georgia outdoosman attacked by a strange forest creature that only wants it's "Taily-Po."
Gullah folktale from coastal Georgia about a man who suspects his beautiful new bride might be a witch - the Boo Hag!
Georgia folktale about a man meaner than the Devil himself, and the real place where Spanish Moss comes from.
Georgia creature story of two young girls who ignore their Grandma's warning about the Plat Eye monster of the "Gongetcha Woods."
Louisiana gambler runs afoul of swamp vampires while on the run from the law.