A handbook for interpreting Faulkner's great novel
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About The Sound And The Fury,
By Fawzia Jeewah (Mauritius) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Reading Faulkner: The Sound and the Fury (Reading Faulkner Series) (Hardcover)
After reading the Sound And The Fury,one cannot but describe Faulkner's book as a work of genius.It is so full of creativeness and passion that you just go on turning pages without realising.It is a story told from four perspectives, of the disintegration of a Southern family. Indeed the book presents a daunting challenge for all readers.Though difficult to read, the novel left me in awe at the emotions possible from a single string of words.The Sound And The Fury attains heights and depts of expression that are truly breathtaking, it is an unforgettable work that richly rewards the reader's efforts.
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Uncle Maury, Dalton Ames, Miss Quentin, Herbert Head, Gerald Bland, Eliot's The Waste Land, New England, Charles River, French Lick, Louis Hatcher, Apparently Benjy, Harvard Square, Quentin's Harvard, Calvin Brown, William Faulkner Manuscripts, Easter Sunday, Colonel Sartoris, New London, New York, South Station, Kubla Kahn Browse Sample Pages:
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