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Quote by William March

“The most underrated of all contemporary American writers of fiction.”

Quote by William March

Work

This book is a compilation of 99 fables, each crafted to convey a moral or teach a lesson through the use of animal characters and narratives that are often allegorical in nature. more

Author

William March was an American writer born on September 18, 1893, and died on May 15, 1954. His works are known for their profound psychological insights and vivid portrayals of Southern life in the United States. more

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