How To Use Styron In A Sentence
- After imbibing enough Christmas cheer, the adults—Bill Styron included—serenaded the children and one another with a repertory of "the dopiest Yuletide songs. A Roaring Literary Lion
- Bill Styron certainly never had a reputation of being a drunkard—in fact it was a standing joke among friends like Willie Morris and Irwin Shaw that he "nursed" his drinks, while the rest of us guzzled. A Roaring Literary Lion
- A second edition appeared in 1881 and many reprints followed in this century, especially during the 1960s after the publication of William Styron's controversial novel The Confessions of Nat Turner.
- Styron writes, “Incomplete mourning has validity… and it is also true that in the nethermost depths of suicidal behavior one is still subconsciously dealing with immense loss while trying to surmount all the effects of its devastation.” History of a Suicide
