The Sound and the Fury

A novel that has become one of the classics of the century. The Sound and the Fury. A novel that fully demonstrates Faulkner's mastery in conveying experiences, thoughts, spreading or compressed emotions within a complete atmosphere with his uniquely intense language and plot.
In The Sound and the Fury, the disintegration of the Compson family, living in the south of the USA, is followed with different consciousnesses. The events in the family are gradually revealed through the narrations of the mentally disabled son Benjy, his older brother Quentin who is tormented by feelings of guilt and honor, and the tough, logical and cunning other brother Jason. From sister Candace to Jason's guardianship of his nephew Quentin, from the black maid Dilsey to his granddaughter Luster, the authenticity of many characters and the universal tragedy of the events, in Faulkner's language, are as sharp as broken glass and as loud as a moment of anger.



Number of Pages: 304

Year of Publication: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

Year of First Printing: 2004

Number of Pages: 304

Language: Turkish