William Faulkner's desk, typewriter and resting bed are fixtures in the office of the late Nobel Prize-winning author's Oxford home. Peering in, it's easy to imagine the writer, pipe in hand, contemplating his next sentence.
One of his biggest fans is making sure that ambiance is preserved.
"I can't imagine that the university didn't already own all of this furniture, and it was just a shock to me that it could leave, that they could just pick it up in a truck and take it away," said Sandra Mi
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