Who wrote The sound and the furry ?
Correct answer: B. William Faulkner
- A. Eugene O' Neil's
- B. William Faulkner
- C. Robert Lee frost
- D. Countee Cullen
Explanation
The Sound and the Fury is William Faulkner’s 1929 modernist novel, famous for its fragmented narration and presentation of the Compson family’s decline. Eugene O’Neill and Robert Frost were dramatist and poet respectively, not its authors.
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