25th Anniversary EditionHardcover - 2000

Brother to a Dragonfly

Will D. Campbell

Biographies & Memoirs

Continuum Intl Pub Group

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Race and the Renewal of the Church

Religion & Spirituality

Religious Studies

Hassell Street Press

Three young Southerners, whose friendship dates back to their basic training and service at Guadalcanal, find their friendship put to the test when one of them is put on trial and faces a possible death sentence

The Glad River

Wipf & Stock Publishers

Describing himself as a “steeple dropout” and a “bootleg preacher” who also works as a “freelance civil rights activist,” Will D. Campbell has earned a notable place among America's favorite storytellers. Detailing his harrowing exploits during the racially charged 1960s as a liberal white man of God, this memoir brilliantly describes Campbell's attempt to live a spiritual life in a time of mistrust, racial intolerance, and violence. Despite such a dire backdrop, Campbell serves as a guide through the events with his patented humor and poignancy. In one instance he notes that black Muslims protected the grand dragon of the KKK in an upstate New York prison, demonstrating the contradictions and strange circumstances that bring people together.

Forty Acres & a Goat: A Memoir

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Brother to a Dragonfly

Race and the Renewal of the Church

The Glad River

Forty Acres & a Goat: A Memoir