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In page Elmer Gantry:

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Sinclair's Elmer Gantry was a commercial success, and was the best-selling work of fiction in America for 1927 (according to Publishers Weekly).[1] However, on its publication, it created a public furor—it was banned in Boston and in other cities,[2][3][4] and denounced from pulpits across the United States.[citation needed] Contemporary Sinclair Lewis biographer Mark Schorer notes that one cleric suggested Lewis be imprisoned for five years; others note that evangelist Billy Sunday threatened to beat him up and called him "Satan's cohort", and Lewis reportedly received an invitation to his own lynching.[3]