For the 1961 film version of the Faulkner novel, see Sanctuary (1961 film).

It was based in part on a Faulkner novel, and Mr. Richardson said the result was "very bad."

For the 1933 film version of the Faulkner novel, see The Story of Temple Drake.

Like other Faulkner novels, Absalom, Absalom!

Palahniuk, who now lives with his boyfriend in a small town in western Oregon, grew up in a trailer in rural Washington state and had the sort of background that makes you think of a Faulkner novel.

The Mansurian, inspired in part by the Faulkner novel "The Sound and the Fury," is a tense score in which the solo viola line is arrestingly lyrical, even when it is at its most angular.

Which is rather like not having a Faulkner novel on the list of the 20th century's best books in English.

The two Faulkner novels (Soldier's Pay and Mosquitoes) are considered lesser work form the Nobel prize-winner but still contain modernist devices (such as stream of consciousness) that reflect the direction he would take in later fiction.

He became Bettis's partner in several of her productions, including "As I Lay Dying," her 1948 choreographic adaptation of the Faulkner novel.

In the original, the Faulkner novel was incorrectly referred to as Absolem Absolem.