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Songs of the Red Delta: Bone-White Fields
Paperback
Series: Songs of the Red Delta, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 16 2026
Pages: 224
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Songs of the Red Delta is a Southern Gothic historical vampire saga set in the Mississippi Delta during the years surrounding World War I and the rise of Prohibition.
In the cotton fields of Clarksdale, Mississippi, the land carries memory in its soil. It remembers injustice. It remembers blood. It remembers the men who refused to remain buried.
At the center of this dark and atmospheric trilogy stands Ezekiel Crowe, an African American veteran whose life is altered by violence, transformation, and a hunger older than the Delta itself. As war reshapes the world overseas and racial tensions simmer at home, Crowe walks the narrow line between restraint and vengeance, shadow and survival.
Blending historical fiction, supernatural horror, Southern folklore, hoodoo tradition, and literary vampire myth, Songs of the Red Delta explores power reclaimed, moral discipline, and the cost of immortality in a land haunted by its own past.
For readers of Southern Gothic fiction, historical vampire novels, literary horror, and atmospheric supernatural drama, this trilogy offers a haunting journey through the American South where the night keeps its own justice.
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