William Faulkner

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American novelist and Nobel Prize laureate (1897–1962), known for experimental narrative techniques including shifts in perspective and stream of consciousness.

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Appearance

Mentioned once in A Crane's Critique.

A Crane's Critique

Season 4 · Episode 4 · S04E04

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“it's the way you modulated into the second person narrative during the flashback scene. Frankly, it beggars anything Faulkner attempted.”
— Frasier

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