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As I Lay Dying

by William Faulkner

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First published
1930
Pages
174
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Read by John Greenman · 6 h 24 min · 27 parts

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  1. Part 1 - Darl

    3:37

  2. Part 2 - Cora

    6:28

  3. Part 3 - Darl, Jewel, Darl

    16:05

  4. Part 4 - Cora, Dewey Dell, Tull

    19:27

  5. Part 5 - Anse, Darl, Peabody, Darl

    29:24

  6. Part 6 - Vardaman, Dewey Dell, Vardaman

    22:50

  7. Part 7 - Tull & Darl

    23:13

  8. Part 8 - Cash, Vardaman, Tull

    16:23

  9. Part 9 - Darl, Cash, Darl, Vardaman

    8:51

  10. Part 10 - Darl, Anse, Darl, Anse

    9:28

  11. Part 11 - Samson

    13:04

  12. Part 12 - Dewey Dell, Tull

    11:33

  13. Part 13 - Darl

    15:34

  14. Part 14 - Tull, Darl

    22:57

  15. Part 15 - Vardaman, Tull

    9:27

  16. Part 16 - Darl, Cash

    14:14

  17. Part 17 - Cora, Addie

    20:32

  18. Part 18 - Whitfield, Darl

    9:53

  19. Part 19 - Armstid

    17:09

  20. Part 20 - Vardaman

    4:57

  21. Part 21 - Mosley

    12:46

  22. Part 22 - Darl, Vardaman, Darl, Vardaman

    13:29

  23. Part 23 - Darl, Vardaman, Darl

    21:10

  24. Part 24 - Cash, Peabody

    14:25

  25. Part 25 - Macgowan

    11:22

  26. Part 26 - Vardaman, Darl

    8:57

  27. Part 27 - Dewey Dell, Cash

    7:40

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About this book

A poor Mississippi family loads their dead mother into a wagon and sets out to bury her in the town she came from, and almost everything that can go wrong on the road does. William Faulkner published this short, radical novel in 1930, telling the Bundrens' journey through fifty-nine brief chapters and fifteen narrators, each voice pressing in with its own grief, guilt, and private motive. Flood, fire, decay, and Anse Bundren's stubborn selfishness turn a simple errand into a grim, blackly funny ordeal. Faulkner's stream-of-consciousness form lets us hear thought as it forms, raw and unguarded. It stands among the boldest works of American modernism and rewards close, patient reading. This free PDF and EPUB edition makes it easy to begin.

About the author

William Faulkner

William Faulkner (1897 to 1962) was an American novelist from Mississippi and one of the towering figures of modern literature. He won the 1949 Nobel Prize and two Pulitzers, setting most of his fiction in the imagined Yoknapatawpha County and pioneering the fractured, stream-of-consciousness style that defined it.

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Book facts

First published
1930
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
174
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
John Greenman