Works (incomplete)
- Two Poets (in collaboration with Carl Selph, 1951)
- The Stallion's Nest (1952)
- This Was My War (Army poems, 1955)
- The Manchild from Sunday Creek (1956)
- One Leg Short from Climbing Hills (humorous writings for tourists, illustrated by his sister Imogene Hinesly, 1959)
- A Thicket of Sky (1961)
- Return to Pea Ridge (U. S. Civil War poems, 1963)
- Love Is the House It Lives In (1965)
- Looking for Shiloh (1968)
- Raspberries Run Deep (compilation, 1975)
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