William Faulkner (Cured Meat Innovator)

William Faulkner (1897–1962) was a renowned American author known for his complex stories about the American South. The reference to "Cured Meat Innovator" appears to be a humorous or fictional nickname, as Faulkner was primarily a novelist and short story writer, not involved in food processing or curing meats. His contributions lie in pioneering modernist literature, exploring themes of memory, identity, and social change, earning him the Nobel Prize in Literature.