Took 100 pages or so to get used to the stream of conscious and so many narrators. Then the book picks up considerably and puts you in a time and place with people you fear for, hate, empathize with and eventually feel like you know. An amazing novel that sticks in my head like glue.

This is, most definitely, the WORST book I have EVER read. It is completely incomprehensible, and if William Faulkner is considered a "fantastic" writer, than I am the greatest basketball player to ever play. You'd have to be completely delusional to enjoy this, nonetheless call this a masterpiece. If there is a moral to this completely idiotic story, it is that death cannot come quick enough.

This is an excellent book, and they did an awesome on this edition. I would recommend just reading it regardless of how much you understand, and then Sparknoting it after--just relax and enjoy the beautiful writing without worrying too much about comprehension at first.

Although it was a school assignment to read this book, I really enjoyed it. It's kinda hard to keep up with all the narrators switching, but the story over all is wonderful!