Eating Faulkner Eating Baudelaire: Multiple Rewritings and Cultural Cannibalism (Critical Essay)
The Faulkner Journal 2009, Fall, 25, 1
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Publisher Description
A writer is completely rapacious, he has no morals whatever he will steal from any source. He's so busy stealing and using it that he himself probably never knows where he gets what he uses. --William Faulkner, Lion in the Garden (128)
GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2009
22 September
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
41
Pages
PUBLISHER
The Faulkner Journal
SIZE
235.5
KB
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