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Soldiers’ Pay

First published
1926
Pages
247

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  1. Chapter 1, part 1

    27:53

  2. Chapter 1, part 2

    22:20

  3. Chapter 1, part 3

    17:17

  4. Chapter 1, parts 4 & 5

    19:03

  5. Chapter 2, part 1

    25:19

  6. Chapter 2, part 2

    20:41

  7. Chapter 2, part 3

    9:58

  8. Chapter 2, parts 4 & 5

    14:44

  9. Chapter 3, parts 1 & 2

    15:16

  10. Chapter 3, parts 3 & 4

    30:48

  11. Chapter 3, parts 5 - 8

    18:25

  12. Chapter 3, parts 9 - 11

    20:51

  13. Chapter 3, parts 12 - 14

    9:58

  14. Chapter 4, parts 1 - 3

    18:37

  15. Chapter 4, parts 4 & 5

    15:49

  16. Chapter 4, parts 6 & 7

    12:35

  17. Chapter 5, parts 1 - 4

    22:11

  18. Chapter 5, parts 5 - 9

    20:55

  19. Chapter 5, parts 10 - 12

    23:44

  20. Chapter 5, parts 13 - 15

    7:20

  21. Chapter 6, parts 1 & 2

    37:26

  22. Chapter 6, parts 3 - 5

    22:43

  23. Chapter 7, parts 1 - 6

    27:08

  24. Chapter 7, parts 7 - 13

    33:21

  25. Chapter 8

    28:03

  26. Chapter 9, parts 1 - 5

    27:15

  27. Chapter 9, parts 6 - 8

    23:48

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About this book

Faulkner's first novel, published in 1926, follows a badly wounded aviator home from the Great War to a small Georgia town that no longer knows what to do with him. Donald Mahon returns scarred, half-blind, and slipping toward death, and his arrival unsettles the fiancee who waited, the family who idealized him, and a community eager to move on. Around him Faulkner gathers a restless cast of veterans, flirts, and drifters caught in the letdown that followed the armistice. The writing is lush and sometimes uneven, an ambitious young author finding his voice before Yoknapatawpha, yet the disillusionment and wasted youth cut deep. It offers an early look at themes he would later master. Read it here as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

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
1926
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
247
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
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