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Liveright Publishers Paperback ISBN: 0871401673 Published 1996 (Reissue edition) With introduction by Frederick R. Karl
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Published April 30, 1927, by Boni and Liveright. Generally regarded as Faulkner’s least successful novel, Mosquitoes is a satire of literary and artistic aesthetes in New Orleans. Much of the novel takes place on a yacht on Lake Ponchartrain.
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How to cite this page (MLA style): Padgett, John B. “Mosquitoes: Commentary.”William Faulkner on the Web. |
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