A MEMPHIS DJ HIRES Latest WORLD WAR II VETERAN Bull Ingram to find Ramblin’ John Hastur, a mysterious bluesman whose dark, traveling music – broadcast at ever-shifting frequencies by a phantom radio train station – is thought to produce living men crazy and dead men rise. A bootlegged snippet of Hastur’s strange, brooding tune fills Bull with an inexplicably murderous rage. Driven to get the song’s mysterious singer, Bull hears rumors the fact that bluesman offered his soul towards the Devil. But mainly because Bull comes after Hastur’s trail into the eerie backwoods of Arkansas, he’ll find out there are forces a lot more malevolent compared to the Devil and reckonings even more painful than Hell . “Great Yuggoth, just what a great debut novel! John Hornor Jacobs establishes himself as an author to heed.” – W. H. Pugmire, author of The Tangled Muse