Title: Faulkner's Finest
Review: Another marvelously wordy Faulkner novel, though this time the story is unfettered by stream-of-consciousness. This showcases precisely what there is to love about Faulkner: Believable characters still fanciful enough in their predilections to keep a person awake; sound and multilayered plotline; fascinating locales and locals. The only complaint could arise when one considers that more than three hundred pages of dense prose is funneling out of an old man to whom his own life at eleven could hardly be that clear. Of course ,this is a novel, with disbelief suspended shortly after you pick up the book. Truly remarkable; great for the casual reader.
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