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First edition
First edition
Photograph of a real planing mill in the 1930s, similar to the one depicted in the novel.
Photograph of a real planing mill in the 1930s, similar to the one depicted in the novel.
Segregated movie theater in Leland, Mississippi, in 1937, a result of de jure segregation of black and white people in the South
Segregated movie theater in Leland, Mississippi, in 1937, a result of de jure segregation of black and white people in the South
Faulkner's home Rowan Oak in Oxford, Mississippi, where he wrote the novel and, based on a casual remark from his wife Estelle, changed the name from
Faulkner's home Rowan Oak in Oxford, Mississippi, where he wrote the novel and, based on a casual remark from his wife Estelle, changed the name from "Dark House" to Light in August.
First-edition cover
First-edition cover