Mario Taboada wrote:
> Faulkner's style is not concise, but I consider
it
> straightforward -- it is an oral style, or more
precisely,
> an idealization of a Southern oral style, in which
people
> take their time to do things and to tell a story.
According
> to friends, Faulkner talked much the way he
wrote.
************ I thought his style vacillated from straight
clean hardboiled to elegant and flowery and perhaps overblown
in SANCTUARY. One way on one page and another on the next. I
assumed that it tied into what was going on, but I didn't
take the time to study it.
miker
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