Websites
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Got some more questions about the literary heavyweight? This website is a great resource packed with answers.
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Who needs a biography of Faulkner? The University of Mississippi Department of English has you covered.
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Need Faulkner studies? Want them in a central place? Check out, naturally, the Center for Faulkner Studies.
Articles and Interviews
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You win the Nobel Prize; you get the chance to say whatever you want for posterity. Here's what the great author said.
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The Paris Review is one of the most prestigious literary magazines of all time. Here's the interview of Faulkner they conducted in 1956.
Video
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Here's a PBS video on Faulkner's career and how his novels explore race.
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Here's a seven-minute documentary about Faulkner's time as a writer-in-residence at the University of Virginia. Some interesting interviews!
Audio
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About 230 transcribed audio clips of Faulkner answering audience questions.
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Here are some audio clips of William Faulkner reading his Nobel Prize speech and from his fiction. Nice Southern drawl there, Bill!
Images
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Check out these digs.
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What did Faulkner look like? Well, here's a 22-cent stamp the United States Postal Service issued with him on it.