William Faulkner: stories and novels

William Faulkner: stories and novels.

William Faulkner (1897-1962) was one of the most extraordinary American writers of the 20th century. He is close to modernism, but also to Southern Gothic, the stories of William Faulkner They often explore the macabre and grotesque of a society plagued by misery. The same could be said of the novels of William FaulknerIn short, essential for all lovers of visceral literature, that which does not hesitate to explore the darkest corners of the human soul.

In this section of we will give an account of the best stories by William Faulkner, as well as his most important novels and books.

William Faulkner: Complete Works:

Absalom! Absalom! (Absalom, Absalom!) The Priest Nympholepsy Collected Stories of William Faulkner Sanctuary A Rose for Emily
Ad Astra (Ad Astra)
Adolescence (Adolescence)
Saving (Thrift)
Al Jackson (Al Jackson)
Love (Sees it)
That evening sun (That Evening Sun)
Christmas tree (Christmas Tree)
Artist at home (Artist at Home)
Landing with luck (Landing in Luck)
spotted horses (Spotted Horses)
Hair (Hair)
fox hunting (Fox Hunt)
Carcassonne (Carcassonne)
morning run (Race at Morning)
Jealousy (Jealousy)
brass centaur (Centaur in Brass)
pawned pig (Hog Pawn)
Cheest (Cheest)
Buyer (Vendee)
Compson, apprentice (Appendix, Compson)
With caution and dispatch (With Caution and Dispatch)
boring story (Dull Tale)
Damon and Pythias without limits (Damon and Pythias Unlimited)
Come down, Moses (Go Down, Moses)
Divorce in Naples (Divorce in Naples)
Doctor Martino (Dr. Martino)
Don Giovanni (Don Giovanni)
two soldiers (Two Soldiers)
The wishing tree (The Wishing Tree)
The brooch (The Brooch)
The boy learns (The Kid Learns)
Hell Creek Crossing (Hell Creek Crossing)
The marble faun (The Marble Faun)
elly (Elly)
The boss (The Big Shot)
The liar (The Liar)
Bear (The Bear)
God’s kingdom (The Kingdom of God)
Elmer’s portrait (A Portrait of Elmer)
The rosary (The Rosary)
The noise and the fury (The Sound and the Fury)
The hound (The Hound)
The village (The Hamlet)
The shoemaker (The Cobbler)
Ambush (Ambuscade)
Episode (Episode)
Skirmish on Sartoris (Skirmish at Sartoris)
Listen! (It!)
That will be fine (That Will Be Fine)
Chartres Street Mirrors (Mirrors of Chartres Street)
two dollar wife (Two Dollar Wife)
Pennsylvania Station (Pennsylvania Station)
This land (This Earth)
Evangeline (Evangeline)
Frankie and Johnny (Frankie and Johnny)
Outside Nazareth (Out of Nazareth)
horse gambit (Knight’s Horses)
Full turn (Turnabout)
burning barn (Barn Burning)
Crack (Crevasse)
There was a queen (There Was a Queen)
Helen, a courtship (Helen, to Courtship)
Home (Home)
Red sheets (Red Leaves)
Honor (Honor)
Smoke (Smoke)
idyll in the desert (Idyll in the Desert)
Incursion (RAID)
Intruder in the dust (Intruder in the Dust)
Next to the town (By the People)
Justice (To Justice)
The city (The Town)
The escape (The Reivers)
Lizards in Jamshyd’s garden (Lizards in Jamshyd’s Courtyard)
The old people (The Old People)
The mansion (The Mansion)
Soldiers’ pay (Soldiers’ Pay)
Leg (The Leg)
The green branch (To Green Bough)
The wild palm trees (The Wild Palms)
Wash (wash)
Lion (lion)
The tall men (The Tall Men)
The undefeated (The Unvanquished)
Lucas Beauchamp (Lucas Beauchamp)
August light (Light in August)
Moonlight (Moonlight)
Hand on the waters (Hand Upon the Waters)
Tomorrow (Tomorrow)
Beyond (Beyond)
May Day (May Day)
My grandmother Millard and General Bedford (My Grandmother Millard and General Bedford)
While I agonize (As I Lay Dying)
Mississippi (Mississippi)
Mistral (Mistral)
Monk (Monk)
Mosquitoes (Mosquitoes)
Mule in the yard (Mule in the Yard)
Music (Music)
black music (Black Music)
Snow (Snow)
They will not perish (Shall Not Perish)
It’s not always golden (Gold Is Not Always)
Notes on a horse thief (Notes on a Horsethief)
New Orleans (New Orleans)
Sunset (Sunset)
Chance (Chance)
Autumn in the delta (Delta Autumn)
mouse country (Country Mice)
clown in black (Pants in Black)
peter (Peter)
Pylon (Pylon)
Mississippi Poems (Mississippi Poems)
Requiem for a woman (Requiem for a Nun)
Withdrawal (Retreat)
Lebanon rose (Rose of Lebanon)
Sartoris (Sartoris)
Dry September (Dry September)
Lord Acarius (Mr. Acarius)
Miss Zilphia Gant (Miss Zilphia Gant)
Southern burial: gas light (Sepulture South: Gaslight)
Afternoon of a cow (Afternoon of a Cow)
golden land (Golden Land)
Uncle Willy (Uncle Willy)
All pilots killed (All the Dead Pilots)
Fool for a horse (Fool About a Horse)
A bear hunt (A Bear Hunt)
a fable (A Fable)
Once aboard the Lugger (Once Aboard the Lugger)
a courtship (To Courtship)
A chemistry mistake (An Error in Chemistry)
a dangerous man (A Dangerous Man)
A name for the city (A Name for the City)
A point of law (A Point of Law)
a return (To Return)
Victory (Victory)
mountain victory (Mountain Victory)
Spring vision (Vision in Spring)
And now what to do (And Now What’s To Do)
Yo Ho and two bottles of rum (Yo Ho and Two Bottles of Rum)