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Contains 16 poems, 16 pen-and-ink drawings, and 17 prose pieces. Edited by Carvel Collins. 134 pages.THESE EARLY published works by William Faulkner having been made available to Japanese readers because of a seminar offered at the University of Tokyo, it has been suggested that they be made available to Americans interested in Faulkner's writing. This edition expands the Japanese volume by adding photographs and "Portrait," the poem which Faulkner published in the New Orleans Double Dealer during 1922 while he was still at the University of Mississippi. The appendix added to this edition contains four works which Faulkner published in the same literary magazine in 1925 shortly after leaving the University for New Orleans : two critical essays which bear on his University writings, and two poems - "Dying Gladiator" and "The Faun" - which he published before his first novel and which are not included among the poems he later collected in A Green Bough. Though these two essays and three poems from the Double Dealer were among the items reprinted in 1932 by Paul Romaine in his Salmagundi, that volume is unfortunately out of print. The compiler and the publishers want to express their

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Author
William Faulkner; Carvel Collins (ed.)
Publisher
Little Brown
Published
1962
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Memoir, Biography, Essays, Journals & Letters

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