Works
Short Stories
- 1912 "The Reincarnation of Miss Hetty"
- 1931 "Cracker Chidlins"
- 1931 "Jacob's Ladder"
- 1931 "Plumb Care Conscience"
- 1932 "A Crop of Beans"
- 1932 "Gal Young Un" (O. Henry Award First Prize for 1932)
- 1933 "Hyacinth Drift"
- 1933 "Alligators"
- 1933 "Benny and the Bird Dogs"
- 1934 "The Pardon"
- 1936 "A Mother in Mannville"
- 1936 "Varmints"
- 1938 "Mountain Rain"
- 1939 "I Sing While I Cook" (nonfiction)
- 1939 "Cocks Must Crow"
- 1940 "The Pelican's Shadow"
- 1940 "The Enemy"
- 1941 "Jessamine Springs"
- 1941 "The Provider"
- 1942 "Fanny, You Fool!"
- 1944 "Shell"
- 1945 "Black Secret"
- 1945 "Miriam's Houses"
- 1947 "Mountain Prelude" (6-part series based on "A Mother in Mannville")
- 1949 "The Friendship"
- 1940 "In The Heart"
Books
- 1933 South Moon Under
- 1935 Golden Apples
- 1938 The Yearling
- 1940 When the Whippoorwill
- 1942 Cross Creek
- 1942 Cross Creek Cookery
- 1950 Jacob's Ladder
- 1953 The Sojourner
- 1955 The Secret River
- 2002 Blood of My Blood (lost first novel originally written in 1928)
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