"Sanctuary" is a fascinating book by the writer William Faulkner about the mysterious village of Yoknapatafa in the state of Mississippi, which hides many secrets and contains the tragic history of the Compson family. One of the most famous works of the American writer unfolds in the form of a public performance, where time lines are intertwined, revealing the truth to the reader through the prism of different characters. The book, written in Faulkner's unique style, is permeated with themes of sin, morality, family ties, loss and survival. "Sanctuary" is a masterpiece of American literature, which leaves readers under the impression of deep psychological coverage of the characters and complex relationships between them.