Thinking of Home

Darl Bundren's reflections on home resonate deeply in this collection of nearly 150 letters from William Faulkner's twenties. The correspondence captures his early experiences, including his first subway ride, military service during World War I, and time spent in New Orleans with Sherwood Anderson, as well as his impressions of Paris. These letters not only provide a vivid glimpse into Faulkner's life but also hint at characters and themes that would later appear in his renowned novels. They are a vital resource for both scholars and admirers of Faulkner.