Nobel Prize Winner William Faulkner’s Battle With Grief
No matter his afflictions or his adultery, in the end he rededicated himself to his family and served his country as a distinguished literary figure traveling abroad under the auspices of the Department of State.

‘Between Grief and Nothing: The Passions, Addictions and Tragic End of William Faulkner’
By Lisa C. Hickman
McFarland, 315 Pages
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