The Sound and the Fury
~ William Faulkner, David Minter
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A few people whose profile includes this book
rubio10
~ 28-year-old man in Boston, MA
The Sound and the Fury
“My favorite book! I love how Faulkner changes the writing styles for each character. It was amazingly written.”
A Farewell To Arms
“I wish I could say I have read more Hemingway.”
bibliotecaria
~ 28-year-old woman in Brooklyn, NY
The Sound and the Fury
“This book changed my life when I was 16...better than the Catcher in the Rye for that, I guess?”
One Hundred Years of Solitude
“A large part of the reason I'm learning Spanish.”
jda10014
~ 36-year-old man in New York, NY
The Sound and the Fury
“devastating in many ways”
The Road to Serfdom
“Let's take the other road.”
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A few comments on The Sound and the Fury (3)
Nov 14, 2010, 4:41 AM
wastedacrylic, a 25-year-old man in Alexandria
“Go Down, Moses is quite beautiful too, at times. For the sake of illustration: let us suggest that Faulkner examines (among other things) the human subject on an profoundly illuminating level in The Sound and the Fury. Something akin to Kant or Sartre or Heidegger: that deep. He plunges to these depths with respect to: racial identity; mankind's relationship with(in) nature; male/female dynamics; technological progress and its effect on society; identity and the conditions which make meaning possible in the post-Civil War South. Great stuff.”
Nov 9, 2010, 3:39 PM
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altus101, a 49-year-old man in New Orleans
“May I please suggest "Light in August" by William Faulkner? I think you will enjoy this, buena suerte!”