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Books. Tales from the Bayou. David Adam. AuthorHouse, 2010 - Fiction - 140 pages. Tales From The Bayou is a compilation of six short stories about South Louisiana, dating from 1814, which was when the Battle of New Orleans was fought, to our modern times. The purpose of the book is to introduce Louisiana culture to those who may not be familiar ...
It's a dark comedy/horror anthology in the spirit of the old British horror films from the 1970's such as "Vault of Horror", "Tales from the Crypt" and others. I've been writing movies for nearly 20 years and have sold a few screenplays that were successfully made into movies. But like many writers, I've always wanted to direct my own script ...
Apr 13, 2024 · The Rougarou is a legendary creature in Cajun folklore that is said to inhabit the swamps of Louisiana. This mysterious being is often described as a werewolf-like creature with glowing red eyes and the ability to shape-shift between human and animal form. Tales of the Rougarou have been passed down through generations in the bayou, captivating ...
Feb 18, 2020 · Swamp Thing: Tales From The Bayou is an odds and sods collection of stories which vary greatly in quality. The tale by Tom King is chillingly told with perfect artwork to accompany it. A few of the short stories are nicely told done in ones. The longer tale from the Swamp Thing giants was incomprehensible and ugly.
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Ghosts Along the Bayou: Tales of Hauntings in Southwestern Louisiana by Christine Word 1989 2nd Printing Paperback. Balls of light herald the arrival of galloping horses, invisible to the eye. This book is not an attempt to prove or disprove the existence of ghosts and haunted houses.
Bayou tales of the Rougarou. Growing up on Bayou Teche, deep in Cajun country, I'd heard tale of the Rougarou monster many times. According to those who claim a sighting, the Rougarou is a humanoid wolf-like creature that prowls our small settlement snatching pets for food, and sometimes snatching people, too.
3 Southern Gothic Tales set in and around New Orleans that capture the strange, supernatural nature of the city's unique people and culture, all infused with a darkly comedic sense of justice.
