In going over the list of TIME’s best 100 novels written since 1923, I’m surprised to find that I have never read Vonnegut, Woolf, or Kerourac, Rushdie or Updike. There are those authors on the list that I’ve read in short story form and impressed, will seek out in novel form such as Atwood (I have Alias Grace a-waiting), Hurston, and Cheever. But what surprises me most of all is that I have never read Faulkner. As soon as I am able go shopping again, he’ll be slipped into my Amazon cart.
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