William March was an American novelist born in 1893 who had a net worth of $1.7 billion. He was part of the Lost Generation and was known for his psychological fiction works such as Company K, The Bad Seed, and several short stories including The Little Wife, The Last Meeting, and A Sum in Addition, which all received the O. Henry Award.
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💰 Net worth: $1.7 billion (2024)
About
An American author of The Lost Generation, he is known for Company K, The Bad Seed, and other works of psychological fiction. Several of his short stories, including The Little Wife, The Last Meeting, and A Sum in Addition, received the prestigious O. Henry Award.
Before Fame
He briefly studied law at the University of Alabama, but lacked the money necessary to complete his degree.
Trivia
He received both the Navy Cross and the American Distinguished Service Cross for his bravery in World War I.
Family Life
He was born in Florida, and he grew up in Alabama with ten younger siblings.
Associated With
His writing was heavily influenced by the work of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud.
