William Faulkner - The Sound and the Fury

In Sound and Fury, one of the peaks of Faulkner literature, which has become one of the classics of the twentieth century, the disintegration of the Compson family living in the south of the USA is followed with different consciousness: The mentally retarded son Benjy, his brother Quentin, who is tormented by the feelings of guilt and honor, the tough, logical and Through the narratives of the shrewd fellow brother Jason, the family life is slowly revealed. Sound and Fury is a novel that demonstrates Faulkner's mastery of conveying the experiences, thoughts, spreading or stuck emotions in a whole atmosphere, with his unique intense language and fiction. In The Sound and the Fury, the authenticity of the characters and the universal tragedy of events are, in Faulkner's language, as sharp as a shard of glass, as loud as a moment of anger.