Of paramount importance to scholars is Roy S. Simmonds's biography, "The Two Worlds of William March", who continued the work of his friend Lawrence William Jones, who was working on a March biography but had died in a car accident.
Of paramount importance to scholars is Roy S. Simmonds's "definitive biography of March," Rosemary M. Canfield-Reisman, from the introduction to "The Two Worlds of William March". Simmonds continued the work of his friend Lawrence William Jones, who was working on a March biography but had died in a car accident.