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Books for sale at The following editions of Sanctuary are available for purchase online:
Vintage International Paperback ISBN: 0679748148 Published 1993
Library of America Hardcover ISBN: 0940450267 Published 1985 Sanctuary Cassettes (Unabridged) Read by Dick Hill Brilliance Corp. Audio Cassettes ISBN: 1561006319 Published 1995
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| Sanctuary is Faulkner’s most sensational novel, and because of its lurid subject matter also his most notorious, particularly to his fellow Oxford residents, many of whom felt Faulkner was painting a distorted picture of their fair city. It tells the story of Temple Drake, an Alabama debutante who takes a wrong turn and winds up in the grip of a sinister bootlegger named Popeye at the Old Frenchman’s Place.
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How to cite this page (MLA style): Padgett, John B. “Sanctuary: Commentary.” William Faulkner on the Web. 17 Aug. 2006. Ed. John B. Padgett. U of Mississippi. 09 May. 2008 <>. |
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