Erskine Caldwell anthology edited and introduced by Robert Cantwell (1951) White Rose of Memphis by William C. Falkner, introduced by Robert Cantwell (1953) Charterhouse of Parma, by Marie-Henri Beyle (Stendhal, translated by Lady Mary Loyd, revised by Robert Cantwell, preface by Honoré de Balzac, illustrated by Rafaello Busoni (1955) Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, introduced by Robert Cantwell (1956) Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy, introduced by Robert Cantwell, engraved by Agnes Miller Parker (1958) The History of Pendennis by William Makepeace Thackeray, introduced by Robert Cantwell (1961)Unfinished works: Biography of E. A. Filene with Lincoln Steffens (1934) Autobiography of James B. McNamara, convicted labor dynamiter Small Boston, projected novel from the early 1970s The FBI, privacy, and Cantwell's involvement with politics and Whittaker Chambers Four Novelists on William Faulkner, Ernest Hemingway, James T. Farrell and Erskine CaldwellArticles:''' Before joining TIME, Cantwell wrote (mostly book reviews) for The New Republic, The Nation, and The Outlook: "Lawrence's Last Novel" (Review), The New Republic (December 24, 1930) "Selma Lagerlof" (Review), The New Republic (February 25, 1931) "Sympathetic to Revolt" (Review), The New Republic (March 25, 1931) "California" (Review), The Nation (April 15, 1931) "Faulkner's Thirteen Stories" (Review), The New Republic (October 21, 1931) "Conflict Between Sisters" (Review), The Saturday Review (November 7, 1931) "The Week's Reading" (Review), The Outlook (November 25, 1931) "Portrait of America" (Review), The Saturday Review (December 19, 1931) "The Wreck of the Gravy Train", The New Republic (January 6, 1932) "Second Person Singular" (Review), The Nation (March 9, 1932) "Order and Disorder" (Review), The Saturday Review (March 12, 1932) "The End of Tradition" (Review), The New Republic (March 30, 1932) "Polishing Our Bicycles" (Review), The New Republic (April 6, 1932) "Bronx Cheers" (Review), The New Republic (May 25, 1932) "Class-Conscious Fiction" (Review), The Nation (May 25, 1932) "This Side of Paradise" (Review), The New Republic (July 6, 1932) "American Exile" (Review), The Nation (July 20, 1932) "Men of the Sea" (Review), The Nation (August 10, 1932) "The Importance of Henry James" (Review), The Nation (August 17, 1932) "Mr. Eliot's Sunday Afternoon" (Review), The New Republic (September 14, 1932) "Distinguished Tedium" (Review), The Nation (September 21, 1932) "As I Like It" (Review), Scribners (October 1932) "Mr. Waugh's Humor" (Review), The Nation (October 12, 1932) "Effective Propaganda" (Review), The Nation (October 19, 1932) "The Man of Order" (Review), The New Republic (October 26, 1932) "The Man