Title: Page upon page of unintelligible gibberish
Product review: I think the people who revere Faulkner so much are either suffering from mass hysteria, or have bought into this "Faulkner is God" myth and don't have the intellectual integrity to admit that he's nothing more than a good writer who frequently littered his prose with unintelligible gibberish. It must have become fashionable in literary circles at one point to praise Faulkner, and since then people have become afraid to appear uninformed and announce that the EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES.This book, just like _The Sound and the Fury_, is bursting with pages of prose where you just cannot tell what is going on. Long confusing sentences that wind up meaning nothing, plot holes large enough to drive a truck through with not even a feeble attempt at logical explanation, and on and on.Come now, honest fans of literature. Repeat after me. Faulkner was an overrated hack.
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