ther novels by William Goldman are, The Temple of Gold, Your Turn to Curtsy, My Turn to Bow, Soldier in the Rain, Boys and Girls Together, No Way to Treat a Lady, The Thing of it is, Fathers Day, and The Princess Bride. He has written one book of nonfiction, The Season: A Candid Look at Broadway, a book for children. Wisser, and the screenplays for Harper, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and The Great Waldo Pepper.He also collaborated with his son James Goldman on the play Blood, Sweat, and Stanley Poole end with James Goldman and John Kander on the musical A Family Affair. Mr. Goldman lived in New York City with his wife and two daughters, Susan and Nancy. His son James lived in Ohio, he lived with his grandparents on the farm. James, who is also a writer, helped his father in different plays and other writers in the musical presentation of their books. Sussan and Nancy, Williams daughters also made a big difference in William Goldmans career as a writer. On the birth of his first son, whose name is unknown and died at the age of three. He wrote a touching book, Fathers Day. This book had the most significance in William Goldmans life, as within that time. It talked about how he saw his little boy grow from a little infant, to a little boy, and how he would have seen him grow from a little boy to a big boy. He never had the chance because his son died as a child in a car accident. His wifes name is unknown to me, but from his point of view she was an angel, which ment everything to him. His wife had created for him what he called home, His temple of gold. He loved his wife like he had never loved no one. In the front cover of the book it said, Dedicated to the woman I love. To the eyes of many, William was a dreamer, a dreamer whose all dreams would come true.His daughter Sussan, the first child after his sons tragedy, was the character of No Way to Treat a Lady. As a little girl Sussan always put her mothers clothes...
