Non-fiction:
* "Vision of the Anointed: The Power of the American Elite" (1987): This book examines the influence of the American elite, particularly intellectuals and academics, on society and government. It argues that their values and beliefs have a disproportionate impact on public policy.
* "The Imperiled Union: Why America is in Crisis" (1993): This work explores the roots of the cultural and political divisions that have plagued the United States in recent times.
* "The American Experiment: A New History of the United States" (2003): This comprehensive history of the United States emphasizes the role of ideas and intellectual currents in shaping the nation's development.
* "The Political Theology of the American Constitution: The Doctrinal Foundations of the American Republic" (2010): This book examines the philosophical and religious influences on the drafting of the Constitution, arguing that it reflects a specific set of religious beliefs.
* "A Time for Choosing: The American Experiment and the Crisis of Our Republic" (2015): This book analyzes the current state of American politics and culture, arguing that the country is facing a fundamental crisis.
Fiction:
* "The Misfit" (1990): This novel is a fictionalized account of the life of the notorious criminal and escape artist, Alvin Karpis.
Other:
* "The Federalist Papers: A New Introduction" (2000): This book provides an introduction to the Federalist Papers, a collection of essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay in support of the ratification of the United States Constitution.
Robert Mapes Anderson is known for his sharp analysis of American culture and politics, his insightful historical research, and his engaging writing style. He has been a contributor to various publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The New Republic.