<p>Damon Thomas is a sixth-generation Floridian that grew up in Dixie County on the banks of the Suwannee River. Here he experienced a Southernness that included sea monsters, swamp cabbage, and makeshift graves. Damon has released 24 Spoken Word albums & 5 books on how the bookish might pass time in a Southern Gothic setting. www.ruralgloom.com </p>

Damon Thomas is a sixth-generation Floridian that grew up in Dixie County on the banks of the Suwannee River. Here he experienced a Southernness that included sea monsters, swamp cabbage, and makeshift graves. Damon has released 24 Spoken Word albums & 5 books on how the bookish might pass time in a Southern Gothic setting. www.ruralgloom.com

<p>Damon Thomas is a sixth-generation Floridian that grew up in Dixie County on the banks of the Suwannee River. Here he experienced a Southernness that included sea monsters, swamp cabbage, and makeshift graves. Damon has released 24 Spoken Word albums &amp; 5 books on how the bookish might pass time in a Southern Gothic setting. www.ruralgloom.com </p>

An Interview with a Dixie County Author Who Creates From “Rural Gloom”

Zephyr is the literary journal of Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Florida. The podcast is hosted by Santa Fe Readers and Writers Club President Haley Harrelson and Assistant Professor Rebecca Johnston. The podcast highlights Florida writers and community leaders and discusses their interests in literature and writing.

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An Interview with a Dixie County Author Who Creates From “Rural Gloom”

An Interview with a Dixie County Author Who Creates From “Rural Gloom”