Original sentence: Six years after March's death, his 99 Fables were published by the University of Alabama Press (the same press that in 1989 would republish Company K, with an introduction by Philip Beidler).The Western Front Association's list of highly recommended books on America at war Citing March's Company K as "Arguably the best work of American Great War fiction"
Edited sentence: " Already in 1935, critics praised the powerful effect of March's novel technique of multiple points of view; already in 1935 (in an essay on new techniques in the novel), John Frederick wrote in The English Journal, "The cumulative effect...is one of the most powerful and memorable to be found in the whole range of writing about the war." The cover won an award at the 1960 Southern Books Competition.March's fables follow those of Aesop; March "emphasizes the platitudes of life by the platitudinous nature of his fables.Six years after March's death, his 99 Fables were published by the University of Alabama Press