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This document is a data representation of an article about author William Faulkner, detailing his birth in 1897, his literary achievements, and his lesser-known passion for mystery novels. The content is entirely unrelated to Jeffrey Epstein, despite the user's query, and appears to be an unrelated document from a larger 'House Oversight' collection. It includes quotes from Faulkner and anecdotes about his reading habits.
People (6)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| William Faulkner | Author |
Main subject of the article. Born in 1897, won two Pulitzers and the Nobel Prize. He was a fan of mystery novels and ...
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| Agatha Christie | Author |
Mentioned as a mystery author admired by William Faulkner.
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| Dashiell Hammett | Author |
Mentioned as a mystery author admired by William Faulkner.
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| Dorothy Sayers | Author |
Mentioned as a mystery author admired by William Faulkner.
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| Nancy Wartik | Writer |
Credited with writing the 'Back Story' section of the article.
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| Albert I. Bezzerides | Interviewer |
Mentioned in a URL for an interview with William Faulkner.
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Organizations (5)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine | ||
| The New York Times (The Times) | ||
| Penguin Random House | ||
| Crikey | ||
| House Oversight Committee |
Timeline (3 events)
1946
William Faulkner won second prize in the annual Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine contest for his story 'An Error in Chemistry'.
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A friend recalled visiting a library with William Faulkner where Faulkner exchanged a stack of mystery stories.
A library
William Faulkner
Unnamed friend
Locations (2)
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New Albany, Miss.
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Relationships (4)
The text states Faulkner was a 'devoted fan of mysteries' and lists Agatha Christie among the authors.
The text states Faulkner was a 'devoted fan of mysteries' and lists Dashiell Hammett among the authors.
The text states Faulkner was a 'devoted fan of mysteries' and lists Dorothy Sayers among the authors.
The text states 'Nancy Wartik wrote today’s Back Story.'
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"A friend recalled visiting a library with him, so Faulkner could ‘exchange a stack of mystery stories for a new stack. I asked him, ‘Why do you read all of these damn mysteries?’ and he said, ‘Bud, no matter what you write, it’s a mystery of one kind or another.’"Source
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