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100%MOSES5"Go Down, ___," 1942 novel by William Faulkner that encompasses seven related pieces of short fiction
38%THEREIVERS10"___: A Reminiscence," the last novel by William Faulkner that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction: 2 wds.
37%THEMANSION101959 novel by William Faulkner that is the last of the trilogy on the Snopes family: 2 wds.
32%INTRUDERINTHE13"___ Dust," 1948 novel by William Faulkner that was adapted into a movie by Clarence Brown: 3 wds.
29%ASI3"___ Lay Dying," 1930 novel by William Faulkner, the title of which is derived from Homer's "Odyssey": 2 wds.
29%GODOWN,OOEE111942 collection of stories by William Faulkner
29%SHAMELESSGULP13Piece of unabashed self-promotion achieved by downing your brewskie all in one go?
28%DROPLEAFTABLE13Piece of furniture with parts that fold down, as depicted seven times in this puzzle
28%ASILAYDYING111930 novel by William Faulkner
28%REIVERS7The —, 1962 novel by William Faulkner
27%PASSAGE7Novel by William Golding: "Rites of __"
27%POSTCARDS9Novel by 29-Across that won the 1992 PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction
26%THOMASTALLIS12Ralph Vaughan Williams piece that's a favorite of classical music stations, Fantasia on a Theme by ___
25%BONSAITREE10Piece of art that's cut short
25%BOLT4Piece of hardware that goes with a nut
25%STAY41960 song by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs that is one of the shortest songs to enter the Billboard charts
24%YEMASSEE8The —, 1835 novel by William Gilmore Simms subtitled A Romance of Carolina
24%REDCARPET9Broad piece of fabric that celebrities walk down
24%ISLE4Piece of land that's surrounded on all sides by water
24%WHITTLING9Carving a piece of wood by shaving it down
24%POEM4Short piece of writing that often rhymes
23%HERITAGE8Word for a piece of property that's passed down
23%MIDDLEMARCH11Sixth novel by George Eliot (birthday yesterday) which was written in two pieces that holds a lot of historical value and is considered to be her best work
23%THEOVERSTORY12Novel by 30-Across that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (2 wds.)
23%OTRANTO7"The Castle of ___," novel by Horace Walpole that is considered a seminal work for gothic fiction
23%LESS42018 novel by Andrew Sean Greer that won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
22%WATERMUSIC10Collection of pieces by George Frideric Handel that premiered in 1717
22%ELEKTRA7Novel by Jennifer Saint that's a retelling of Greek myths featuring the daughter of Agamemnon
21%ALEGACYOFSPIES142017 novel by John le Carré that wraps up the story of 30-Across (4 wds.)
21%STONE5"Rodney ___," gothic mystery novel by Arthur Conan Doyle that was adapted as "The House of Temperley"

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