Go down, Moses: Chronik einer Familie

The stories are linked through recurring characters and motifs, but I'm curious how this structure influences the reader's understanding of the broader message about heritage and race.

Faulkner's style can be dense and layered, which is powerful but also challenging. How did others navigate the multiple viewpoints and timelines?

The setting feels like a character itself, shaping the stories and themes. I'm wondering what motivated the choice of this specific place and time.