Obituaries Related to "Faulkner" from New York Times Archive
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against ‘Midnight in Paris’ Is Dismissed
In dismissing a lawsuit brought by the rights holders of Faulkner’s novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film, a judge said he was thankful he was not asked “to compare ‘The Sound and the Fury’ with ‘Sharknado.'”
Joseph Blotner, Faulkner Expert and Friend, Dies at 89
Mr. Blotner, a longtime professor and chronicler, may have been best known for a book about William Faulkner that went on for more than 2,000 pages.
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Aldrich Ames, C.I.A. Turncoat Who Helped the Soviets, Dies at 84
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