Can the South survive?

History

Grissom, Michael Andrew

Americas

Rebel Press

It was love at first sight when an Oklahoma farm boy named Troy met Hettie Elizabeth Lamar. Pearl Harbor had been bombed six months earlier, and a pretty Mississippi belle had arrived in Oklahoma, her parents hoping that a change of scenery might help her recover from the trauma of having recently lost a brother somewhere out in the Pacific during the early days of World War II. 
Within a year, Troy and Hettie were happily married, and within another year a beautiful baby girl had come along. The light of her daddy's life, Billie Jo was a bright, normal little girl, full of fun and promise. 
From all outward appearances, this was the perfect family. A successful young farmer, a beautiful Southern belle, and a delightful daughter. What could possibly happen to change all of that? 
The mystery unfolds against the backdrop of a small Oklahoma farm community, providing an excellent depiction of life in the rural South during the 1940s and early '50s, an era remembered by only a few today. Grissom's true-to-life characters are so real that the reader will be left thinking he actually knew them. 
A chilling tale with literary devices that remind the reader of Alfred Hitchcock.

Billie Jo

Comics & Graphic Novels

Manga

Little Dixie Publishing Company

"Michael Andrew Grissom is the Nathan Bedford Forrest of today's Confederate writers. Riding straight into enemy territory, he takes absolutely no prisoners." -- Southern Partisan Magazine The original edition of this Southern classic has been updated and expanded for the first time since its introduction 33 years ago. Currently published by Little Dixie Publishing Company, the book in its essentials is the same great book that has been enjoyed for decades. Now it has been augmented by the author to include a new 44-page introduction addressing the disheartening destruction of our monument treasures and the disastrous purge of all things Southern. Additionally, a new chapter on "pickin' cotton" has been added, as well as a section of beautifully expressive poetry by famous Southern poets. The original photo section, lost when the original plates and film were destroyed by the previous publisher, had to be repopulated from the author's extensive archives, but it is there. The War, Reconstruction, biographical sketches of Confederate heroes, Southern folk tales, an amusing "Southern dictionary," and an extensive list of recommended books about the Old South are some of the features of this enduring classic. At 673 pages, there is no other book like this. Almost a year in the making, The 21st Century Edition is bigger and better than the original.

Southern By the Grace of God: 21st Century Edition

DIXIE: Southern Essays of Michael Andrew Grissom

No one ever loved his country more than the Southerner who loved his short-lived Confederacy. The enormities the people of the South suffered for their experiment in liberty would be unbelievable except for the treasure trove of first-hand accounts they left us. From the long buried archives of Southern history, Mr. Grissom has unearthed letters, diaries, newspaper accounts of the 1860s, and personal recollections of those who survived the brutality of Lincoln’s armies as they burned, looted, tortured, molested, and murdered their way across Dixie. Here, in their own words, men, women, and children describe the violence. Some of these eyewitness accounts have never before been published, while others have not been in print for almost 140 years. Forty-six photographs from the era, some having never been published until now, illustrate the text of this historical collection of first-hand accounts. The modern reader may be surprised to find that terrorism was not invented by ISIS.

American Terrorists: Lincoln's Armies In The South

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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