Essays on William Faulkner

In most stories things like a guitar or a record player wouldn’t have any meaning. Even though sometimes they might have a meaning, but as readers we don’t go searching for it without obligation. In one of two stories a house had the impact of...

“Resistance, against realism as well as against every single conventional method of understanding mankind, is the mentality framing the imaginative scenery as the twentieth-century starts. The point of view of the ‘cutting edge’ and of innovation in writing is that the realist venture neglects to...

“Dry September” exceeds its writing of a short story about a frivolous matter in a small town to study the strains between race and gender that is a prevalent issue of contemporary society. Through the artistic use of satire portrayed in the movements and mindsets...

William Faulkner is widely known for his unique sentence structure. Absalom, Absalom! is regarded as one of Faulkner’s greatest works that makes use of complex language, sentence structure, and literary technique (Scott 92). Scott states that the way that Faulkner introduces the story has been...

As a beginner some may had have it easy, tough, or maybe no clue that they’ll one day become a successful writer. In Faulkner’s life, writing and reading through the family, his mom and dad read lots of books. As in for Faulkner he was...

The short stories, “A Good man is Hard to Find,’ by Flannery O’Conner and ‘A Rose for Emily,’ by William Faulkner are two stories that are quite depressing. O’Conner’s piece is about a series of unfortunate events that comprise a family’s road trip, ultimately leading...

Colonization is not a glorious word, once there is colonization there must have a culture shock which would result in tragedy sooner or later. The background of “A Rose for Emily” is basically after the outbreak of the American Civil War, the traditional culture of...