Erskine Preston Caldwell (December 17, 1903 – April 11, 1987) was an American author and short story essayist. His works about destitution, bigotry and social issues in his local Southern United States in books, for example, Tobacco Road (1932) and God's Little Acre (1933) won him basic praise, yet in addition made him dubious among Southerners of the time who felt he was belittling the general population of the area.
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Caldwell composed 25 books, 150 short stories, twelve true to life accumulations, two personal histories, and two books for youthful readers.[13] He additionally altered the compelling American Folkways arrangement, a 28-volume arrangement of books about various districts of the United States.
The Bastard (1929)
Poor Fool (1930)
American Earth (story gathering) (1931)
Tobacco Road (1932)
Tobacco Road (The Play) — adjustment by Jack Kirkland, in light of the novel
We Are the Living, gathering of short stories (1933)
God's Little Acre (1933)
Sharecroppers, exposition (1935)
Some American People, paper (1935)
Apprentice (1935)
Bow to the Rising Sun, short stories (1935)
The Sacrilege of Alan Kent (1936)
"Saturday Afternoon", short story (1936)
You Have Seen Their Faces (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1937)
"Southways", short story (1938)
North of the Danube (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1939)
Inconvenience in July (1940)
Say Is This the USA (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1941)
Moscow Under Fire, remote correspondence (1942)
Russia at War, remote correspondence (1942)
Full scale on the Road to Smolensk, outside correspondence (1942)
Throughout the Night (1942) — subtitled A Novel of Guerrilla Warfare in Russia
Georgia Boy (1943)
Heartbreaking Ground (1944)
A House in the Uplands (1946)
The Sure Hand of God (1947)
This Very Earth (1948)
Place Called Estherville (1949)
1959 soft cover of Place Called Estherville (1949)
A Swell Looking Girl
Scene in Palmetto (1950)
The Humorous Side of Erskine Caldwell, altered by Robert Cantwell (1951)
Call It Experience, life account (1951)
The Courting of Susie Brown, short stories (1952)
A Lamp for Nightfall (1952)
The Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell (1953)
Love and Money (1954)
Gretta (1955)
Bay Coast Stories, short stories (1956)
Certain Women, short stories (1957)
Claudelle Inglish (1958)
Molly Cottontail, youngsters' book (1958)
When You Think of Me, short stories (1959)
Jenny by Nature (1961)
Men and Women, short stories (1961)
"Near and dear" (1962)
The Last Night of Summer (1963)
"About America" (1964)
In Search of Bisco, travel composing (1965)
"The Seduction Of Emily Brown", short story (1965)
"The Seduction Of Mr. Burns", short story (1965)
The Deer at Our House, youngsters' book (1966)
"Odd Bedmates", short story (1966)
Writing in America, exposition (1967)
Miss Mama Aimee (1967)
"Spouse for a Hot Afternoon", short story (1967)
"Late spring Island" (1968)
Profound South, travel composing (1968)
The Earnshaw Neighborhood (1971)
Annette (1973)
Evenings in Mid America, expositions (1976)
Energetically, self-portrayal (1987)
Erskine Caldwell: Selected Letters, 1929– 1955, altered by Robert L. McDonald (1999)
List of sources :
Caldwell composed 25 books, 150 short stories, twelve true to life accumulations, two personal histories, and two books for youthful readers.[13] He additionally altered the compelling American Folkways arrangement, a 28-volume arrangement of books about various districts of the United States.
The Bastard (1929)
Poor Fool (1930)
American Earth (story gathering) (1931)
Tobacco Road (1932)
Tobacco Road (The Play) — adjustment by Jack Kirkland, in light of the novel
We Are the Living, gathering of short stories (1933)
God's Little Acre (1933)
Sharecroppers, exposition (1935)
Some American People, paper (1935)
Apprentice (1935)
Bow to the Rising Sun, short stories (1935)
The Sacrilege of Alan Kent (1936)
"Saturday Afternoon", short story (1936)
You Have Seen Their Faces (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1937)
"Southways", short story (1938)
North of the Danube (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1939)
Inconvenience in July (1940)
Say Is This the USA (with Margaret Bourke-White, 1941)
Moscow Under Fire, remote correspondence (1942)
Russia at War, remote correspondence (1942)
Full scale on the Road to Smolensk, outside correspondence (1942)
Throughout the Night (1942) — subtitled A Novel of Guerrilla Warfare in Russia
Georgia Boy (1943)
Heartbreaking Ground (1944)
A House in the Uplands (1946)
The Sure Hand of God (1947)
This Very Earth (1948)
Place Called Estherville (1949)
1959 soft cover of Place Called Estherville (1949)
A Swell Looking Girl
Scene in Palmetto (1950)
The Humorous Side of Erskine Caldwell, altered by Robert Cantwell (1951)
Call It Experience, life account (1951)
The Courting of Susie Brown, short stories (1952)
A Lamp for Nightfall (1952)
The Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell (1953)
Love and Money (1954)
Gretta (1955)
Bay Coast Stories, short stories (1956)
Certain Women, short stories (1957)
Claudelle Inglish (1958)
Molly Cottontail, youngsters' book (1958)
When You Think of Me, short stories (1959)
Jenny by Nature (1961)
Men and Women, short stories (1961)
"Near and dear" (1962)
The Last Night of Summer (1963)
"About America" (1964)
In Search of Bisco, travel composing (1965)
"The Seduction Of Emily Brown", short story (1965)
"The Seduction Of Mr. Burns", short story (1965)
The Deer at Our House, youngsters' book (1966)
"Odd Bedmates", short story (1966)
Writing in America, exposition (1967)
Miss Mama Aimee (1967)
"Spouse for a Hot Afternoon", short story (1967)
"Late spring Island" (1968)
Profound South, travel composing (1968)
The Earnshaw Neighborhood (1971)
Annette (1973)
Evenings in Mid America, expositions (1976)
Energetically, self-portrayal (1987)
Erskine Caldwell: Selected Letters, 1929– 1955, altered by Robert L. McDonald (1999)
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