Faulk-tastic

Interestingly enough, before the years of his Nobel prize, William Faulkner was turned down by many publicists, mostly because his experimental writing techniques.  Similar to the publicists of today, who turned down J.K. Rowling, I'm sure they're full of regret. In his adolescent years, he did notably horrible in highschool and eventually dropped out of his university. His foot print in America literature made up for his small stature and height of only 5'6.  Faulkner overcame these barriers and became a successful writer–an occupation neither common or admired by the South.