Pulpwood Annie.  A south Georgia hooker with a seemingly endless number of wild stories to tell about herself, her relatives, her friends and her customers.

The smart-aleck college guy.  An occasional visitor to the Zenobia, Georgia, hot spots, usually seeking beer, and always encountering Annie.

Gene Talmadge Minyon.  Revenge-seeking brother-in-law to Helen, who has taken off to Atlanta with her boyfriend, Faris Trion.  Gene wants to get Helen back before her husband sobers up and misses her.

Bubba Sweat.   Owner of Bubba’s Bar in Zenobia, scene of many encounters between Annie and the smart-aleck college guy.

Archie Carter.  Soldier on leave who tells a tall story at Bubba's.

Little Paul Lowe.  Pulpwooder with an interest in dead snakes and Annie.

Great-Uncle Charlie.  Annie’s notorious relative with a universal and continual yen for young women, including his close female relatives.

Daisy Sapp.  One of Great-Uncle Charlie’s conquests.

Arthur Gus Sapp.  Daisy’s son.

Wormy Willie.  One of Annie’s less energetic relatives.

With whom does

Pulpwood Annie associate? 

 Well, here's a list of those you're bound to encounter as you journey with Annie...

Humbug, Grunt and Rooster Paulk.  Star-crossed residents of Zenobia and Annie’s occasional, smelly customers.

Pennick Ravi Patel.  East Indian owner of the Honeysuckle Motel in Zenobia.

Elwood and Mildred Zablonski.  The people who unloaded their undesirable motel on Pennick Ravi Patel.

Pickett Poindexter.  Ex-con filling station, funeral parlor and cemetery owner and Annie’s occasional customer.

Majul Vishra Patel.  East Indian hit man hired to finish off Pickett’s ugly wife.

Deanna Mae Poindexter.  The ugly wife.

Lulu.  The smart-aleck college boy’s nubile cousin.

Dennis Eichelberger.  Computer salesman and Annie’s marathon customer.

Selene Gustafson Eichelberger.  Dennis’ frigid wife.

Hovis and Jervis Crummey.  Father and son team working on the SMB & A Railroad and who visit Annie whenever they are in town.

Olga Turnipseed.  Rail-thin bride who asks Annie to be in her wedding.

Ramses Jones.  Huge, lumbering bridegroom.

A.C. Peacock.  Local moonshiner and Annie’s occasional customer.

Vera Peacock.  A.C.’s vengeful wife.

Evie and Ayers Peacock.  A.C.’s and Vera’s children.

Hector Bryan.  A.C.’s bodyguard.

Indian Lil.  Savannah prostitute and friend of Annie’s.

Vance Roper.  Repellant but wealthy son of the town millionaire.

Sam Roper.  The millionaire.

Tiffany Odum.  Vance’s nearsighted bride.

Dewey Swain.  Annie’s handsome, loudmouthed lover.

Sister Sophie Summerall.  Glamorous local radio preacher and tent revival evangelist.

Old Man Moody.  County employee specializing in repairing wooden bridges.

Friendly Freddie.  Loutish emcee for a local TV talent show.

Squirrel Johnson.  Addled tax collector.

Tizzie and Megan.  Whorish daughters of Great-Uncle Charlie.

Alec.  Limp-wristed son of Great-Uncle Charlie.

Darlene Faye Stone.  One of Annie’s sluttish friends who is also a kleptomaniac.

Elmore Tittle.  Darlene’s Dixie Mafia boyfriend.

Uncle Hiram.  Elmore’s murderous uncle.

Julius Caesar Mincey.  One of Annie’s favorite Dixie Mafia boyfriends.

Pussycat Boatright.  Another Dixie Mafia type who enjoys Annie’s favors.

Rudy Rouse.  Slow-thinking, petty crook used by Julius and Pussycat in some of their Dixie Mafia criminal acts.

Donnie Dean.  Another dim-witted crook who takes part in Dixie Mafia crimes.

Scar Crapps.  Pistol-packing boyfriend whom Annie accompanies on several capers.

Ruby Pearl.  Slatternly waitress and trick-turner at Snuffy’s.

LeRoy.  Annie’s least favorite customer.