Faulkner not in Authors List

[Mutatis-Mutandis]

Did I miss his name? I read through the "Fs" about six times, and I can't believe that Faulkner is left out. I mean, one of the greatest American authors of the nineteenth century, what an oversight. I must have missed him. That's the only logical conclusion.

[JBI]

Did I miss his name? I read through the "Fs" about six times, and I can't believe that Faulkner is left out. I mean, one of the greatest American authors of the nineteenth century, what an oversight. I must have missed him. That's the only logical conclusion.

No works written pre 1923 unfortunately, therefore none are in the public domain, and subject to copyright. Though you are more than welcome to discuss his works here - I'm sure many of us will gladly join in.



Sorry for sounding Mod-Like - I had not intention to, but I guess I beat Logos to the chase.

[Mutatis-Mutandis]

Oh, okay, that makes sense. I figured it must be something along those lines when I also noticed Sallinger was not in the list.

[Dr. Hill]

A few short stories written pre 1923. Landing in Luck was 1919. But they aren't that important/good.