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481 pages · First published 1963
“LIKE JAMES JOYCE, William Faulkner began his literary career in the belief that he would become a poet; but he was to discover, again like Joyce, that his richest and most sensitive and fully formed writing-his true "poetry," in short-could best be realized in prose.”
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