author
1882–1967
A prolific early-20th-century American writer, he published fiction under the name W. B. M. Ferguson and is also identified in library sources as William Blair Morton Ferguson. His work includes novels such as The Black Company, and he appears to have written in the popular adventure and mystery market of his time.

by W. B. M. (William Blair Morton) Ferguson
Born in 1882 and deceased in 1967, William Blair Morton Ferguson is listed in catalog and author records under both his full name and the shorter byline W. B. M. Ferguson. Surviving online book and author pages point to him as an American novelist active in the first half of the twentieth century.
A confirmed title associated with him is The Black Company (1924), described by bookseller and catalog records as an early work published under W. B. M. Ferguson. The available sources in this search are limited, so many personal details about his life and career remain unclear, but the record that does survive suggests a writer whose books belonged to the brisk, plot-driven commercial fiction of the era.
Because reliable biographical material is scarce in the sources reviewed here, it is safest to remember him as a somewhat elusive figure: a writer known today mainly through catalog entries, reprint listings, and older book-trade references rather than through a widely documented public biography.