When Nobel Prize-winning writer William Faulkner’s works went on sale in 2010, auction house Christie’s said the collection of 90 items “was nearly a complete representation of Faulkner’s ...

William Faulkner told all sorts of tall tales about his life and work. During World War I he enlisted in the Royal Air Force in Toronto (having given his birthplace as Middlesex, England). He ...

"The Saddest Words: William Faulkner's Civil War," Michael Gorra's penetrating and elegantly written consideration of William Faulkner's writing and sensibility, takes its title from the author's ...

William Faulkner, the South’s finest novelist, was fascinated by the history of his native land. Jean-Paul Sartre once compared a Faulkner character to a passenger in a speeding car. Only ins… ...

The narrative shape of Faulkner’s story—the gossipy inhabitants of a small town gradually uncover a hidden truth—is akin to Rechy’s own writing process.

William Faulkner used the Mississippi he knew as the foundation for his novels. The outline of his Pulitzer Prize winning novel—A Fable—still lines the walls of William Faulkner’s writing ...

David Milch, the man behind ‘Deadwood’ and ‘NYPD Blue,’ has signed a deal with HBO and William Faulkner’s estate to produce TV series and original movies based on Faulkner’s writing.

Most of the works of literary master William Faulkner chronicle a troubled, tortured South. But an original handwritten manuscript donated to Southeast Missouri State University’s Center for ...