Erskine Caldwell

From the Stars and Stripes archives:‘I write for myself,’ says Erskine Caldwell

Erskine Caldwell Obituary | Keith Matthews Funeral Home | Norfolk, VA

The Way We Were: Reporters investigate Caldwell's tale of rural poverty in 'Tobacco Road'

Erskine Caldwell at Work: A Conversation With Carvel Collins

Classic Film Review: Anthony Mann’s take on Erskine Caldwell’s sordid Southern Gothic “God’s Little Acre” (1958)

Caldwell became author Augusta loved to hate

Erskine Caldwell's New Novel of the Deep South (Published 1940)

Virginia Hibbs, widow of Erskine Caldwell, remembered as keeper of his legacy

Wanting to learn more about his dad leads Erskine Caldwell's son to write a book of his own

Emmy Andriesse. Juliette Greco and Erskine Caldwell, Paris. c. 1948

From The Archives: Author Erskine Caldwell Found A Permanent Home At Dartmouth

“What William Faulkner implies, Erskine Caldwell records”

Erskine Caldwell , The Art of Fiction No. 62

ERSKINE CALDWELL, 83, IS DEAD; WROTE STARK NOVELS OF SOUTH (Published 1987)

ERSKINE CALDWELL THE FINAL CHAPTER

FOR ERSKINE CALDWELL, 50 YEARS OF SUCCESSES (Published 1982)