The Road
See my comments about The Road, by Cormac McCarthy at the Fall Reading Challenge blog.
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2 comments:
never read owt by him. Candy Minx keeps mentionin' him 'n all. I'll give it a go.
Last rec I got from (the now defunct sadly) Ranting Dullard was supurb - 'Post Office' Charles Bukowski.
Candy turned me on to McCarthy too, years ago, when she suggested I read Blood Meridian. The Road is a good way to start reading his stuff.
I know the Bukowski book well, and agree it is excellent.
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