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2 months ago | 
jagranjosh.com | William Faulkner |Anshika Verma
क्यों 28 दिनों का होता है मोबाइल रिचार्ज?
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
fivebooks.com | Mark Twain |William Faulkner |Zora Neale Hurston |Flannery O'Connor
How did you become interested in historical fiction set in the American South? I went to university in the United States. I wasn’t in the South; I was in Massachusetts, but I got very into Southern literature while I lived there. In my late teens and early twenties I was obsessed with the place, the literature, and the music as well. I read masses over that period of time, and periodically I revisit it.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
booksofsomesubstance.com | David Southard |William Faulkner |Helen DeWitt |Knut Hamsun
What are you reading currently and why? Maria Stepanova’s In Memory of Memory (trans. Sasha Dugdale). I love to read books that sort of dare me to go against my natural instincts. In this case, very somber and serious writing which takes its time. My novels all have this sort of manic, ecstatic pace, which is something I sort of aim for (and which also comes very naturally). But I’m interested lately in slowing down the prose. Same thing with Sebald, whom I love.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
foxsports.com.au | William Faulkner
Eagles a '$1.01' to get priority pick? | 02:14William Faulkner from Fox SportsApril 4th, 2024 8:07 amCalls for struggling AFL club the West Coast Eagles to be given a priority pick have continued to mount, with pundits describing the move as ‘inevitable’. Speaking on Fox Footy’s Midweek Tackle, Herald Sun journalist Jay Clark was adamant that the Eagles will be given compensation for their woes that have amplified immensely since the start of 2022.
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
foxsports.com.au | William Faulkner
"There are two sets of rules" | 01:04 William Faulkner from Fox Sports April 2nd, 2024 8:12 am The contentious handling of free kicks (or lack of) towards Hawthorn small forward Jack Ginnivan may force Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell to contact the AFL, should he and his club find that Ginnivan is “getting unfair treatment.” Ginnivan was noticeably not awarded several free kicks in Hawthorn’s six-goal loss to Geelong yesterday, with all decisions in question revolving around head-high contact on...
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
academic.oup.com | William Faulkner
This research centers racial learning: how social actors learn to make sense of race. Our interest is in how White southerners learn about whiteness, the historical and political system of racial classification that confers advantages to people socially defined as White (Du Bois 1935; Roediger 2007).
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
aarp.org | William Faulkner |John Steinbeck |Richard Wright |E.B. White
If you decide, as The Atlantic did, to compile a list of the great American novels from the past century, you’re going to face a few challenges. One, what does “great” mean? Does it mean the most interesting, most influential, most beautifully written or some hard-to-define combination of all that? And how in the world do you choose the best among millions of interesting, influential and/or beautifully written American reads published from 1924 onward?
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Mar 1, 2024 | 
leadersedge.com | Scott Naugle |William Faulkner |Zach West
Lifestyle Reader's Edge the March 2024 issue A review of Knight’s Gambit by William Faulkner Written for various monthly magazines through the 1930s and 1940s, these six stories are classic whodunnits set in the Deep South in the early 20th century.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
holrmagazine.com | William Faulkner
Classics are respected for their richness of details, deep meaning, and ability to evoke thinking and argumentation. Some writings within this category have become famous for being hard to comprehend, yet they endure among the classic literature and leave indelible traces in readers’ minds. This article will present five famous books belonging to this group and why students ought to read such works notwithstanding their arduousness.
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Nov 11, 2023 | 
audiofilemagazine.com | William Faulkner
During a train trip to Georgia, WWI veterans, deftly portrayed by narrator Adam Barr, experience continued grief and trauma. Soldier Mahon suffers the most hideous and heinous wounds. As a small circle of supporters surrounds him, escorting him home, Barr portrays the most notable characters, especially Joe and Mrs. Powers, with exceptional skill. Mahon holds onto the possibility of a life with his fiancée even though he has disfigurement that may taint her love.
