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NAMES & FACES

Author: Date: Thursday, May 17, 1984
Page: ?????
Section: RUN OF PAPER

Fourteen love poems by William Faulkner will be published in Austin, Texas, next week, 63 years afterthe Nobel Prize-winning novelist wrote them, bound them by hand and gave them to his future wife. "Vision in Spring," which will be published by the University of Texas Press, is a sequence of poetry the then-unknown Faulkner wrote in 1921. In revised form, the grouping apparently was the first book-length work Faulkner ever submitted for publication, scholars say. "This may be the last important Faulkner work to be recovered," said critic Arthur F. Kinney. "It is, in any event, an essential link in his early development. . . ."

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