Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 05 : Lights and shadows of the South

** "Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 05: Lights and Shadows of the South" by Charles M. Skinner, features captivating folklore and spectral accounts rooted in the American South. Representing the oral heritage and legendary narratives of the area, it emphasizes stories that emphasize the distinctiveness of Southern society and the supernatural convictions of its inhabitants. The tales frequently interweave elements of tragedy, love, and the paranormal, uncovering the deep links between the territory and its past. The book presents stories, such as a young woman's swim at Indian Head, where she risks it all to protect her lover, and also the sorrowful sounds of the "Three Sisters" rocks that foreshadow fate drawing near. Other tales include the grudge-holding Accabee chief and his heartbreaking love, and a hunter's encounter with a ghost deer. These interwoven accounts of enduring love, grief, and spirits emphasize the lasting effect of national culture, folklore and beliefs in the Southern identity. These descriptive stories allow readers to learn about intense human emotion and the mysteries behind the unknown. **