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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
William Faulkner is just depressing. He sure had a way with the word processor though. There's one part in The Sound and the Fury (I think) and it's from the perspective of a, err, mentally challenged person, and it is so well done it's kind of creepy.
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This reminds me... I can't recall if it was ever posted here, but there's an annual short story competition in the US where contestants are asked to write something in a Faulkneresque style; the winner a couple years ago was a sort of George Bush memoir but told in the style of the part of tSatF that you're talking about.
edit: found it:
http://www.slate.com/id/2113927/