William Faulkner · 1929 · Modernist fiction
The decline of a Mississippi family told four times by four different narrators — one with an intellectual disability, one consumed by obsession, one in cold fury, and one from outside looking in. Faulkner's most experimental novel and widely considered his masterpiece: deliberately difficult, permanently unforgettable.
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