Roald Dahl’s Going Solo Review by Sebastian Pillinger

• Autobiography

This is Roald Dahl’s autobiography on how his life was in the R.A.F, it’s brilliantly written as you would expect from such a talent as Roald Dahl is. Roald Dahl has written many great books and this one is no exception.

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Psychotic Breakdown, Free-floating Rage, and Sanity: The Techniques Faulkner Uses to Express Consciousness in “The Sound and the Fury”

• Classics

Three brothers: A psychotic college student, a mentally handicapped man, a self-serving liar and sadist: William Faulkner gets inside all of their heads using different literary techniques, in “The Sound and the Fury.”

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