Today, 63 years ago, on July 6, 1962 (Lunar Calendar, June 5, 1962), the American novelist Falkner died. Little Falkner (Middle) and the brothers Falkner, born in the South of the United States in 1897. served in the Canadian Air Force during the Great War. In 1926 began to publish novels. From the third novel, Sadoris (1929), formed his own unique theme, theme and style, and created dozens of ministerial novels and dozens of short novels. In 1949, "because of his powerful and artistically incomparable contributions to contemporary American novels," he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, and in Western literature was seen as a "modern writer." His important work was "Noise and Storm" (1929); "I'm in the Stream" (1930), "A