Six years after March's death, his "99 Fables" were published by the University of Alabama Press. March's fables follow those of Aesop: according to a review in "The New York Times Book Review", "Mr. March ... has picked up where Aesop and Don Marquis left off." Allen King, however, reviewing the book for the "South Atlantic Bulletin", said the fables are "platitudinous" and offer no new insights into the nature of man. The cover won an award at the 1960 Southern Books Competition; the book is not currently in print.