Louisiana, who encouraged Faulkner in his writing. Before Faulkner's success as a writer, he worked in New York bookstore as a clerk, writing poetry in his spare time. He wrote many stories with recurring characters in a fictional county called Yoknapatawpha, which represented his opinions and feelings of the south that he lived most of his life in, and earned the Nobel Prize for literature in 1950. “A Rose for Emily” is one part of Faulkner's collection of stories featuring recurring characters, set…
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