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Faulkner's first child, to whom he dedicated (along with his wife) his first published collection of essays, was a baby girl named "Alabama" born two months prematurely.  She tragically died ten days later while Faulkner was attempting to obtain an incubator to help her survive.<ref>https://www.al.com/entertainment/2015/09/the_tragic_tale_of_william_fau.html</ref>
 
Faulkner's first child, to whom he dedicated (along with his wife) his first published collection of essays, was a baby girl named "Alabama" born two months prematurely.  She tragically died ten days later while Faulkner was attempting to obtain an incubator to help her survive.<ref>https://www.al.com/entertainment/2015/09/the_tragic_tale_of_william_fau.html</ref>
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''Intruder in the Dust'' (1949) is a film adaptation of the novel by Faulkner published the prior year, about a black man accused of murdering a white man in a small Mississippi town.  It was filmed in Faulkner's town of Oxford, [[Mississippi]].<ref>https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/intruder_in_the_dust_1949</ref>
 
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