Beyond book sales, Faulkner's financial success was bolstered by his ventures into screenwriting, where he penned scripts for several films in Hollywood during the 1930s and 1940s. Selling film rights for his controversial work "Sanctuary" contributed significantly to his income. In addition, various adaptations of his literary works have continued to generate revenue long after his death. Thanks to his prolific writing and the lasting impact of his stories, Faulkner carved a niche for himself, balancing a passion for literature with commercial success. His legacy endures, both in the literary world and the financial realm, through numerous adaptations and critical acclaim.
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