Maine (1938), a travelogueOliver Wiswell (1940), a historical novelThe Kenneth Roberts Reader (1945), a compilation of his worksLydia Bailey (1947), a historical novelMoreau de St.-Mery's American Journey 1793–1798 (1947), English translation, with Anna M. Roberts) -- historyI Wanted to Write (1949), autobiographyHenry Gross and his Dowsing Rod (1951), on dowsingThe Seventh Sense (1953), on dowsingBoon Island (1955), a historical novelWater Unlimited (1957), on dowsingThe Battle of Cowpens (1958), a historical essayArundel, The Lively Lady, Captain Caution and Northwest Passage were published as Armed Services Editions during WWII. See also Marie de Sabrevois References Other sources "Kenneth Roberts". Dictionary of Literary Biography 9:313–318 (1981). Bales, Jack (1989). Kenneth Roberts: The Man and His Works. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press. Bales, Jack (1993). Kenneth Roberts. Twayne's United States Authors Series. New York: Twayne Publishers. Harris, Janet (1976). A Century of American History in Fiction: Kenneth Roberts' Novels. Gordon Press. Whitman, Sylvia (January 1992). "The West of a Down Easterner: Kenneth Roberts and the Saturday Evening Post, 1924–1928". Journal of the West''. External links The Papers of Kenneth Roberts at Dartmouth College Library 1885 births 1957 deaths 20th-century American novelists American historical novelists American male novelists Cornell University alumni Dowsing Parapsychologists People from Kennebunk, Maine People from Kennebunkport, Maine Pulitzer Prize winners United States Army officers Novelists from Maine 20th-century American male writers American military personnel of the Russian Civil War United States Army personnel of World War I The Boston Post people Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters