William March
Born 18 September 1893 · Died 15 May 1954
From Mobile, Alabama, United States · Nationality: United States · Writes fiction
William March (born William Edward Campbell) was an American writer of psychological fiction and a highly decorated US Marine. The author of six novels and four short-story collections, March was praised by critics but never attained great popularity. - Wikipedia
Quotes
“If the common soldiers of each army could just get together by a river bank and talk things over calmly, no war could possibly last as long as a week.”
Company K “All we know is that life is sweet and that it does not last long. Why should people be envious of each other? Why do we hate each other? Why can’t we live at peace in a world that is so beautiful and so wide?”
Company K “Everybody must seem crazy if you see deep enough into their minds.”
The Looking-Glass
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Books by William March in order
Books by William March in the order they were published, from Company K (1931) to The William March Collection (1954).
- 1Company K
Company K1931 - 2Come in at the Door
Come in at the Door1934 - 3The Little Wife and Other StoriesThe Little Wife and Other Stories1935
- 4The Tallons
The Tallons1936 - 5Some Like Them ShortSome Like Them Short1939
- 6The Looking-glass
The Looking-glass1943 - 7Trial Balance
Trial Balance1945 - 8October Island
October Island1952 - 9The Bad Seed
The Bad Seed1954 - 10The William March CollectionThe William March Collection1954
- 1199 Fables99 Fables