The White Feather Hex

About this book

In a post-war America grappling with the shadows of conflict, "The White Feather Hex" by Don Peterson immerses readers in the eerie depths of Pennsylvania Dutch folklore. This chilling horror short story unravels the sinister power of hexes, where superstition intertwines with the dark consequences of meddling in ancient traditions. As the narrative unfolds, the haunting symbolism of the white feather emerges, representing both innocence and the weight of unspoken curses. Ideal for students of folklore, civic activists exploring cultural narratives, and historians interested in the intersection of myth and morality, this tale serves as a gripping reminder of how the past can cast long shadows on the present. Prepare to confront the unsettling truths that lie within.