I've been reading The Sound and the Fury, and it's

>>9736399
>woman or liberal detected
Leave the big boy books to the grown up white men, darling.

>>9736406
I'm neither of those things. Thanks for the input though.

I read TSOF first when I was not ready for it. Time had not ripened me to receive its message. I read it twelve years later and it was a revelation. Time is so eerily static in the novel. The same impressions are given different flavour by an interior monologue sufficiently distinguished that they count in a magnified grandiloquence offset by the sensory blurring of time in Benjy's section. When I first read it, I had no idea what to do with it.

Events are specified in the individual aspect of each character, whose fullness has developed in action and inner voice.

Stick with it. Jason (third section) is a different kind of character entirely from B&Q. His narrative jumps along at a brisk simple to-the-fact kind of prose. As such, he fits form to content as if he were admiralty.

>>9736446
Thanks, i'll keep this in mind as I move forward.

>>9736399
avoid that feeling by simply reading it multiple times. the more times a book is read, the greater the reward.

>>9736457
I'll definitely be reading this one again.