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2 comments:
What's your favorite of the four Faulkners shown?
I've only read Sound and the Fury, and I'm trying to decide which to read next...I've heard arguments that some of the others shown are actually better...
Those are my roommate's, but here is her response:
sound and the fury is certainly not the most accesible of faulkners stuff but all four of the books take place in the same setting, his fictional county in mississippi.
and they tend to have very similar themes
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