William March (born William Edward Campbell) was an American author and a highly decorated US Marine, called "the unrecognized genius of our time."His novels intertwine his own personal torment with the conflicts spawned by unresolved class, family, sexual, and racial matters.His innovative writing style--already evident in his first novel, Company K--is characterized by a deep compassion and understanding of suffering. March often presents characters who, through no fault of their own, are victims of chance, and writes that freedom can only be obtained by being true to one's nature and humanity.
Genres: Horror
Novels
Company K (1933)
Come in At the Door (1934)
The Tallons (1936)
The Looking - Glass (1944)
October Island (1952)
The Bad Seed (1954)
Come in At the Door (1934)
The Tallons (1936)
The Looking - Glass (1944)
October Island (1952)
The Bad Seed (1954)
Collections
The Little Wife and Other Stories (1935)
Some Like Them Short (1939)
Trial Balance (1945)
99 Fables (1960)
Some Like Them Short (1939)
Trial Balance (1945)
99 Fables (1960)
Omnibus editions show
Books containing stories by William March
Tantalizing Locked Room Mysteries (1982)
edited by
Isaac Asimov, Martin H Greenberg and Charles G Waugh
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