Major Works
- Look Away! A Dixie Notebook (1936)
- The Biscuit Eater (1939)
- Oh, Promised Land (1940)
- In My Father's House (1941)
- Tap Roots (1942)
- By Valour and Arms (1944)
- The Gauntlet (1945)
- Short Stories (1945)
- Tomorrow We Reap (1949)
- Mingo Dabney (1950)
- The High Calling (1951)
- The Velvet Doublet (1953)
- The Civil War (1953)
- Good-Bye, My Lady (1954)
- The Revolutionary War (1954)
- Pride of Possession (1960)
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