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This biography of Harold Bell Wright traces the life and works of the most popular American author of the first 25 years of the Twentieth Century. His appeal was to the ordinary men and women who lived in small towns and rural places of America. Harold Bell Wright in 1907 turned the isolated corner of southwestern Missouri and the town of Branson into a tourist sensation almost overnight. He did it by writing a novel about the place and its people. He called it "The Shepherd of the Hills." In it he revealed the true nature and character of the people and showcased the beautiful and rugged...

William MacCullum Clow was born in 1853 in Glasgow, Scotland. Early on, his family lived in Auckland, New Zealand and he went to school there. But when he was seventeen years old, he and his family were living at 159 North Street, Glasgow, Scotland. His father, Andrew Clow, age 51, was a successful Master Carpenter who had several men in his employ, and his mother, Jane, was a homemaker. He had an older sister and a younger brother. William Clow dedicated his book, "Evangel of the Strait Gate" to his father and to De Witt Clinton Taylor. For "The Cross and Christian Experience" he collected...