In one of this author's works, a man kills McEachern with a chair after he calls Bobbie a harlot, while in another work, the title character murders Homer Barron with arsenic and then sleeps next to his corpse.
In one of this author's works, a man kills McEachern with a chair after he calls Bobbie a harlot, while in another work, the title character murders Homer Barron with arsenic and then sleeps next to his corpse. This author of "A (*) Rose for Emily" also wrote a novel in which a character looking for Lucas Burch meets Byron Bunch, and that work about Lena Grove sees Joanna Burden murdered, possibly by Joe Christmas. Another of his works tells the tale of Quentin and Benjy Compson and is set in Yoknapatawpha County. For ten points, name this American author of Light in August and The Sound and the Fury.
In one of this author's works, a man kills McEachern with a chair after he calls Bobbie a harlot, while in another work, the title character murders Homer Barron with arsenic and then sleeps next to his corpse.
William Cuthbert {Faulkner}