Faulkner?


or Twain?
[Reply]

faulkner.
[Reply]

capote.
[Reply]

william Styron?
[Reply]

She said southern boy, not girl:-)
[Reply]

:-)

Also "a GOOD southern boy" at that...
[Reply]

I'd say Poe, perhaps?
[Reply]

Capote always wished he was from NY anyways. Harper Lee on the other hand seemed to wish she was a southern boy...:-)
[Reply]

Final: Grisham.
[Reply]

Yr cool.:-):-)
[Reply]

A Virginian, but not a true southern author IMHO. I do love some Poe though.
[Reply]

Well, geography be damned. He's so been incorporated into the "Southern Gothic Milieu" (how pretentious is that?). Hey, I'm from Michigan. So anyone South of Kentucky is a "Southerner".
[Reply]

Um, cigargal? Where ya go?
[Reply]

:-)
:-)
[Reply]

Anybody read "Patriots" by Rawles?
[Reply]

Faulkner-The Hamlet
[Reply]

Faulkner is my favorite author, althought I've never read The Hamlet.


Absolom, Absolom! is his greatest work IMHO.:-)
[Reply]

I acquired a volume with the whole trilogy in it-just the way Faulkner wanted it. You gotta love them Snopes:-)
[Reply]

I've never read a Faulkner book but I did a 12 page report on him once. Ha.

Currently reading Dan Simmons' Children of the Night.
[Reply]

Most recently, the previous three posts before posting this. :-) Been revisiting Isaac Asimov lately. Reading Nemisis right now.
[Reply]