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During the transforming years of the late 1960s and early 1970s, David Chamberlain and his fellow classmates at the Virginia Theological Seminary forged deep bonds with their faculty and with each other. As they wrestled with shifting social norms and made lasting memories, they deepened their understanding of God and began to understand what ministry was really about-all in the shadow of our nation's capital.

This highly readable folklore collection highlights the most representative and evocative tales in the twenty-five hundred pages of backwoods stories collected by Silas Turnbo toward the end of the last century. Turnbo and his informants, antebellum Ozarks natives, believed that the legends of the hunt were, as William Faulkner would write, "the best of all breathing and forever the best of all listening". With no apology, the first settlers on the southern frontiers became predators in their own environment. They embraced blood sport and sought its rewards at every turn. The chase,...