Both flannery o’connor and william faulkner explored the lives and existence of

Flannery o'Connor and William Faulkner explored the lives and existence of the people of the south.

Sir William Harrison Faulkner grew up  in the South, and recreates the story of  those lands and the various races that have  lived in them.

Flannery O'Connor, belonged to the generation of writers of the South. In his work, the protagonists are local white and black characters.  

Both speak about the people of the south, with the difference that in the whole of O'Connor's narrative the main thing is the concern for the divinity, as opposed  to violent events as happened in the narrative of Sir William Harrison Faulkner.  

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