"Faulkner's `Golden Land' as Autobiography"
SSF, 23 (Summer 1986), 275-280.

Subject: William Faulkner
Author(s): Michael Grimwood

The “true subject” of this story is Faulkner himself; in it he expresses his ambivalence toward his home in Mississippi, toward his wife and family, and toward “the literary vocation he had erected on its soil.” The story also “announced themes that were to pattern both his life and his art.”

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