<p> "With an astutely chosen array of critical essays and insights attesting to this novel's enduring power for nearly a century, this Fourth Norton Critical Edition will be especially helpful for laypersons and scholars alike. The range of biographical and socio-cultural resources is invaluable." </p><p>--ANDREW LEE, Lee University</p><p> "Faulkner's exploration of America's complex relationship with its constructions of race, gender, identity, and class seem central to this cultural moment and reiterate the relevance of his voice in the classroom." </p><p>--SARAH E. TURNER, University of Vermont</p><p> "Particularly in this era, with so many summaries and sources at students' fingertips, it's wonderful to bring good, well-curated criticism and context to them, alongside a carefully edited novel. Gorra's Fourth Norton Critical Edition shows readers the long, and often strange, literary conversation about Faulkner's novel--and invites them to join in." </p><p>--ERIN PENNER, Asbury University</p>