Additional Resources Bibliographies Biographies Genealogical Charts People, Places, and Events A Faulkner Glossary Collected here are brief definitions, descriptions, and additional information about the major characters, places, and other events in Faulkner's fiction. Sources for the information presented here are the works themselves and several secondary sources listed below. Where inconsistences exist among named characters and places, I have attempted to illuminate such inconsistencies, as in the entry for Ikkemotubbe .
Present tense is used when discussing characters as fictional constructs.
Married women, in most instances, are listed according to their maiden name when that name is known. I am adding terms to this list as I add commentaries to the novels and other works. Because characters and places in Faulkner's works so often appear in other works, glossary entries often include references to characters and places prominent in other works. As a result, you may encounter some hyperlinks to entries I have not yet added. Yale UP, 1976.