1. South Dakota: South Dakota is a collection of short stories and essays that描绘s the lives and struggles of working-class people in South Dakota during the Great Depression.
2. The Girl: This novel tells the story of a young woman's journey of self-discovery and liberation as she navigates the challenges of coming of age in a small town.
3. Harvest: Harvest is a collection of short stories that chronicles the lives of migrant workers in California during the 1930s. The stories highlight the harsh realities and social injustices faced by these workers.
4. Women on the Breadlines: This book features interviews and stories of women who experienced the hardships of the Great Depression and were forced to stand in breadlines to feed themselves and their families.
5. Nisei Daughter: Nisei Daughter is a novel that explores the experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II, specifically focusing on the internment of Japanese Americans.
6. Writing from the Center: Writing from the Center is a collection of essays and reflections by Meridel Le Sueur Tallas, where she discusses her writing process, literary influences, and the role of literature in social change.