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In The Tallons, the second novel in the “Pearl County” series, William March tells the story of two farm boys, Andrew and Jim Tallon. Their placid and predictable life is upended by a girl from Georgia, Myrtle Bickerstaff. March framed the novel as “a study in paranoia” and to the end of his life considered it one of his strongest works.

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William March is one of the world's classic modern writers, a whole ionosphere above Faulkner, and the unrecognized genius of our time."" - Alistair Cooke, A William March Omnibus

""The outstanding virtues of March's work are those of complete lack of sentimentality and routine romanticism, of a dramatic gift constantly heightened and sharpened by eloquence of understatement."" - New York Times

The Tallons Library Alabama Classics

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      Publisher: The University of Alabama Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 2/28/2015 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780817358105, 978-0817358105
      ISBN10: 0817358102

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      In The Tallons, the second novel in the “Pearl County” series, William March tells the story of two farm boys, Andrew and Jim Tallon. Their placid and predictable life is upended by a girl from Georgia, Myrtle Bickerstaff. March framed the novel as “a study in paranoia” and to the end of his life considered it one of his strongest works.

      Trade Review
      William March is one of the world's classic modern writers, a whole ionosphere above Faulkner, and the unrecognized genius of our time."" - Alistair Cooke, A William March Omnibus

      ""The outstanding virtues of March's work are those of complete lack of sentimentality and routine romanticism, of a dramatic gift constantly heightened and sharpened by eloquence of understatement."" - New York Times

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