William Faulkner was an American author who wrote numerous literature, which included material such as narratives, novels, essays, and poetry, are just a few of the ways he conveyed his opinions about the south. Faulkner wrote on southern literature, which two of his novels, The Sound and the Fury and Soldiers Pay, consist of the aftermath of War World 1, and the other dwells on the enslavement and the South’s massacre of the Civil War. Both novels have a unique way of conveying the annihilation and impairment that the south experienced after the Civil War and War World 1. Both wars precipitated society in a way that created historical impact on how people lived life in the new society, and Faulkner expressed his vision of what the new society
