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HarperAudio: William Faulkner
Audio files of Faulkner speeches and readings of his work, from a division of HarperCollins
The Mississippi Writer's Page: William Faulkner
Biography published by the Department of English at the University of Mississippi
Remembering Faulkner
Audio file and transcript of a discussion that Elizabeth Farnsworth led about Faulkner's impact, from a NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
Teaching Faulkner
Archive from the Center for Faulkner Studies of articles from the Teaching Faulkner newsletter, as well as invited essays by noted Faulkner scholars
William Faulkner on the Web
Features commentaries on
his novels, an extensive character and place-name glossary,
bibliographies, genealogies, chronologies, and biographical information
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