New Orleans sketches
No CoverEarly apprentice sketches by Faulkner written in New Orleans, exploring human longing and misfits while foreshadowing his mature themes and style.
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Early apprentice sketches by Faulkner written in New Orleans, exploring human longing and misfits while foreshadowing his mature themes and style.
These pieces were published locally in the Times-Picayune and in the Double Dealer, and Carvel Collins, one of the first academics to recognize Faulkner as a major literary figure, collected the sketches into this book in 1958.
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Jealousy and themes of longing for love appear in several pieces
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Parallels with Christian liturgy; titles include 'The Kingdom of God' and 'The Rosary'
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