Tales of Big Hatchie
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Evil Spirits guard Big Hatchie, Casting fearful, frightful spells; No White Man dares to enter Into that wild and tangled Hell. Up and down that gloomy river Eighteen red eyes flash and burn; Should you bravely wish to enter— Fare thee well —you’ll not return!
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Love, honor, betrayal, and war are brought to life through brave Chickasaw warriors, beautiful maidens and the frightful spells of the demon Octamarydus in the delightful "Tales of Big Hatchie." In more than 40 poems a cast of characters live their forgotten history as they struggle to resist the advancing White Man. Faced with the ultimate loss of their land and culture, Falling Star defies the Spirits and the earth begins to shake! This Indian legend gives rise to the birth of present day Reelfoot Lake after the New Madrid quakes of 1811-1812.
About the Author
Joyce Billingsby is the author of two novels: "Song of Elizabeth" and "Wildwood: Confessions of a Moon Wife." She lives on the family farm in West Tennessee. Visit www.rainbowtrilogy.com for more information.