Growing up rural also meant, in my case, growing up Southern Missionary Baptist, with a fundamentalist and anti-education mother, which helped to sour me on religious thinking, I’m sure.
In real life, I have no patience for supernatural thinking.
I had the great honor to interview writer and editor Michael Sims about his newest book, The Phantom Coach and pick his brain about growing up in rural Tennessee, the (super)natural and what the ghost stories of our time will be like.ĭid that disconnection from what some might call “civilization” imbue you with an affinity for the supernatural?Īctually, I think it did the opposite.
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