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Village 

The Village, which is the first part of William Faulkner's trilogy about the Snopes family, is the story of penniless Flem Snopes. It is the story of Turkey's rise and enrichment. One day, Flem, whose past is unknown, shows up in the village of Frenchman's Bend and gets a job on Will Varner's farm. As the ambitious and cunning Flem increases his power, first on the farm and within the Varner family, and then in the region, a bitterly ironic portrait of the American South begins to emerge.

The Village is a novel of human instincts, weaknesses, passion, loss and change. No matter how complex the language, how crowded the characters and how local the plot, it is a sharp, universal and contemporary novel.

One of Faulkner's richest novels.  -Cleanth Brooks

Literally perfect: clever but also direct, funny and simple; It masterfully reflects the decay in the South after the Civil War. -New York Times

4TH EDITION

Number of Pages: 352

Print Year: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications< /p>

First Printing Year: 2009

Language : Turkish