"Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery." Fucking incredible writing, such an excellent book.

If you are a father of a young boy, this book will damn near kill you.

Great review. I think you've captured the book well and the video looks awesome.

Brilliant review; I’m happy I subscribed to your channel.

Sounds like an interesting read. I've brought I am legend after seeing ur review so I'll give this a go x

I loved The Road. It was the first of McCarthy's novels I'd ever read. I plan on reading Blood Meridian next. I agree about the movie. The movie was so disturbing that I was afraid to read the book, but when I read the book, I really enjoyed it as a whole so much more. And I thought the movie adaptation was one of the best I'd ever seen. Great review.

I loved The Road, and I just finished The Passenger and Stella Maris which are excellent but very cerebral. Blood Meridian remains my favorite of his though The Border Trilogy sticks with me more tenaciously. So maybe deep down those are my favorite of his. Note, for The Border Trilogy I always recommend downloading the Spanish translations for the bits in that language scattered throughout those novels. I haven't read No Country for Old Men but I heard you have to have your expectations geared down because you'll be reading a screenplay instead of a novel.

I actually loved Child of God. That probably makes me weird.

Love your comment about the walking dead becoming a gore fest. That is what is happening to Rick and Morty right now. It started off being an intelligent show, and now it's just fart and dick jokes based around other movie ideas. Haven't heard Rick say anything thought-provoking in a long time. That IS why books are good. Anyway, The Road is fantastic. Interesting that you said it's not for the faint of heart. I can see why some people would be shocked or depressed about it. But, I would just say they haven't seen enough reality. Life is pretty dark.

It should be noted that McCarthy does not use incorrect punctuation, nor does he favor run-on sentences. And his grammar, when it does diverge, it's done for creative purposes. A better description would be that he's _unconventional_. Though for whatever reason he doesn't (doesnt) like 't. :)

Great book made into a great film. I'm not sure of the super volcano theory. In my opinion its more likely that a comet or meteorite has collided with earth causing a nuclear winter. Yes, its a very dark and somewhat disturbing story. You won't walk away feeling good when your done put it that way.

Watched the movie and the read the book both excellent

This is one of the best books I have ever read. Check out the movie "The Counselor". He wrote the screenplay.

I think this guy thinks,”It’s not for the faint at heart.” We should double check with him.

The book hit me right in the feels...

If I had to take a guess on the setting, I would say that the story took place in the Pacific Northwest or somewhere in the west coast of the United States

Just finished the road and I absolutely loved it!

I have to read this for english.

Suttree and Blood Meridian - must reads

I got an inkling the boy was somehow God like .

Book review over 1984?

Imagine a film adaptation of Child of God....or Blood Meridian

Stop trying to be funny... Please... Somewhere in this presentation I think I sensed you had something to say... I wish you'd stop diluting yourself with the 'Bart Simpson' schtick because I'd like hear it... But your comment about the book and the film adaptation, Not for the faint of heart? Not to be viewed alone by those with depressive issues... Yup you got that right...

The story sucks.