 Campbell frequently helped Windham publish books through the Stamperia Valdonega in Verona, Italy.Partially because Windham was influenced by his own life, homosexuality is one of many themes treated in his work.Windham's novels include "The Dog Star" (1950), which was praised by André Gide and Thomas Mann, "The Hero Continues" (1960), which is likely based on Williams, "Two People" (1965) which is about a love affair between a New York stockbroker whose wife has left him and a 17-year-old Italian boy in Rome, and "Tanaquil" (1972), which is based on the life of George Platt Lynes.