William March

William March

William March (18 de septiembre de 1893 -15 de mayo de 1954), fue un escritor estadounidense y un marine que recibió numerosas condecoraciones. Escribió seis novelas y cuatro colecciones de historias cortas, siendo muy apreciada su producción por parte de los críticos. March fue catalogado como "el genio no reconocido de nuestro tiempo",[1] sin embargo no tuvo mayor reconocimiento popular sino hasta después de su muerte.[2] Sus novelas muestran sus sufrimientos personales por los conflictos derivados de una serie de problemas familiares, raciales y sexuales sin resolver.[3] Los personajes de March, casi sin culpas propias, tienden a ser víctimas del destino. Sostiene que la libertad solo puede ser alcanzada siendo fiel a la naturaleza y humanidad de cada uno.[4]

Contenido

Bibliografía

Novelas

  • Company K. New York: Smith and Haas. 1933. 
    • Republished, intr. John W. Aldridge, Company K. New York: Arbor House. 1984. ISBN 0877956472. 
    • Republished, ed. and intr. Philip Beidler, Company K. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press. 1989. ISBN 0817304800. 
  • Come in at the Door. New York: Smith and Haas. 1934. 
  • The Tallons. New York: Random House. 1936. 
  • The Looking-Glass. Boston: Little, Brown. 1943. 
  • October Island. Boston/London: Little, Brown/Gollancz. 1952. 
  • The Bad Seed. New York: Rinehart. 1954. 
    • Republished, intr. Elaine Showalter, The Bad Seed: A Novel. Hopewell: Echo Press. 1997. ISBN 0880015403. 

Colecciones

  • The Little Wife and Other Stories. New York: Smith and Haas. 1935. 
  • Some Like Them Short. Boston: Little, Brown. 1939. 
  • Trial Balance: The Collected Short Stories of William March. New York: Harcourt, Brace. 1945. ISBN 0817303723. 
    • Republished, Trial Balance: The Collected Short Stories of William March. Westport: Greenwood. 1970. ISBN 0837132215. 
    • Republished, intr. Rosemary M. Canfield-Reisman, Trial Balance: The Collected Short Stories of William March. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press. 1987. ISBN 0817303723. 
  • A William March Omnibus. New York: Rinehart. 1956. 
  • 99 Fables. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press. 1960. 

Películas basadas en obras de March

  • The Bad Seed (directed by Mervyn LeRoy, 1956, with a new ending added)
  • Company K (directed by Robert Clem, 2004)

Referencias

  1. March, William (1956). A William March Omnibus: with an introduction by Alistair Cooke (First edición). Lanham. pp. vi-xxv. 
  2. Simmonds (1984), p. 325
  3. Baise, Jennifer (ed.) (2000). «March, William: Introduction». Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism (Thomson Gale) 96. http://www.enotes.com/twentieth-century-criticism/march-william. 
  4. William, March (1989). Company K: with an introduction by Philip D. Beidler (First edición). University of Alabama Press. pp. vii-xxvi. ISBN 0-8173-0480-0. 

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