Yeehaw Junction is one of the bleakest slices of nihilistic rural noir you’ll ever read. It’s a stellar piece of work about squalid lives lived not on the margins of society but instead in a more homeless place somewhere beyond, a place where the forgotten and the shunned do whatever it takes to survive and the most ruthless predators are always on the prowl. Read it. It’ll scar your soul.

—Bryan Smith, author of Depraved

Kayli Scholz’s Yeehaw Junction is a contemporary Southern Gothic that immerses its readers in the bleak reality of a world that exists between fuel pumps, cigarette cartons, dive bars, and sinister homemade videos. A smart psychological thriller that burgeons with sadistic pleasures.

—Grace R. Reynolds, author of Lady of The House and Neon Moon

“It’s just the way it is sometimes; you’re not wanted at the diner downstairs from the titty bar.” Yeehaw Junction feels like Fernanda Melchor novelizing Gummo. Kayli Scholz’s style of sleazy trailer park narration will leave you feeling implicated in the sickliest of ways … This is the fastest I’ve read anything in a while.

—Ira Rat, author of Participation Trophy, publisher at Filthy Loot 

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