Title: The Best of Faulkner
Review: I find it interesting so many people found this book incomprehensible. This easily the *most* comprehensible of any of Faulkner's writings. It's also the most likable, the most charming, and the only one of his books I can say I honestly enjoyed all the way through. It's not as self-conscious, artsy, or convoluted as most of his other works, and because of that very thing, I'd say it offers more depth than even his "deep" books. Here, we actually find a cast of primarily likable characters whose adventures are all the more engaging and funny for the fact that their very ridiculousness makes them seem possible. I'm glad I stuck with Faulkner long enough to read this one.
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