Dixie Death Diary: The Burial of an Southern Artist

DIXIE DEATH DIARY is not just a poetry collection—it's a cinematic exorcism. A visceral Southern reckoning scrawled in blood, sweat, and cigarette ash. These aren't poems that whisper politely from the page. They kick the door in, drag the past through gravel, and dare you to look away. This is Southern Gothic reborn in a shotgun blast of storytelling. Told through the voice of Locke Wood—a mythic outlaw-poet navigating trauma, addiction, lust, grief, class, legacy, and rebellion—the book b...