Extra: Why Faulkner Makes Me Crazy

and he doesnt use apostrophes when he should, but he is a fiend about writing conjoined words (she cant remember what theyre technically called) as if theyre one word within dialogue, even though they arent, not to mention his run-on sentences. Sentences are long and slow and labor intensive, containing all kinds of grandiose verbiage that makes it often difficult for them to fully understand what he
not a friendly writer to his readers. Although the historical richness and the ties made between this work and other works by him that contain the same family stories and legacies ought to be appreciated, they cant appreciate it very easily when they dont have much information presented in a clear way. They cant understand things like why
but without cheese or butter, crackers simply are dry and crusty, as lacking in flavor as dust rising up in a column from a well-worn summer-driven road. They do nothing to add to my quality of life in the hot, sultry South," he thought, but then he
want to write all blogs, disjointed, as if they were written specifically for him, as ambiguously as possible, and with a few made-up words thrown hither, thither and fronder, as well as imagery that makes them uncomfortable.
would have failed each and every class in which she is enrolled, if he had had the audacity to write them this way, and turn them in to Dr. Davis or Dr. Chinn. Rather, even creative writing with Dr. Garrett, as kind as he is, would have been